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Kevin Sorbo Slams Hollywood's 'Mean Girl' Christian Blacklist
19 Aug
Summary
- Sorbo criticizes Hollywood's treatment of conservative voices.
- He stars in 'Elijah Peel,' a film about redemption and faith.
- The actor believes addiction can be a spiritual battle.
Actor Kevin Sorbo has voiced strong criticism regarding what he perceives as a double standard in Hollywood, where creators with Christian or traditional values may face exclusion. He described this alleged blacklisting as "ridiculous and childish."
Sorbo is currently featured in the faith-based film "Elijah Peel." The movie, inspired by a true story, chronicles a rock star's journey through addiction and a self-destructive lifestyle, leading to a profound spiritual transformation following a near-fatal heart attack.
In the film, Sorbo portrays the rock star's talent manager. He also shared his belief that addiction often involves spiritual dimensions beyond just physical or psychological aspects. Sorbo stated that he has personally encountered "demonic stuff" in Hollywood and criticized the removal of Christian references from public institutions.
