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# Drugs, Money, and Religion: The Intriguing Connection
## The Zide Door Church of Ethneogenic Plants
The Zide Door Church is a nondenominational church that supports the safe use of cannabis and magic mushrooms, among other substances, to establish a direct connection with God. Members pay a monthly fee and donations for psychedelics, with services held every Sunday at 4:20 PM.
## Legal Troubles and Seeking Justice
In August 2020, the Oakland police raided the church, seizing cash, cannabis, and magic mushrooms. Despite legalization in California, selling drugs was still illegal for the church. The Zide Door Church is now seeking justice through a lawsuit against the city and local police for allegedly infringing on its constitutional and religious rights.
## Money and Religion: The Case of Carlton Funderburke
Pastor Carlton Funderburke from Kansas City expressed frustration with his congregation for not financially supporting him. While some pastors seek luxury items, Funderburke humbly requested a watch. His plea went viral, sparking controversy and criticism.
## Demi Lovato’s Controversial Song « 29 »
Demi Lovato’s song « 29 » raises questions about her past relationship with Wilmer Valderrama, who was significantly older than her when they met. The lyrics suggest a teenage girl’s experience with an older man, sparking discussions about age gaps, consent, and predatory behavior in relationships. Lovato’s candid reflections shed light on the complexities of such dynamics in Hollywood and beyond.
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