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Kanye West To Become A Clergyman?

Darpan News Desk IANS, 23 Mar, 2015 12:40 PM
  • Kanye West To Become A Clergyman?
Rapper Kanye West is reportedly working towards becoming a member of the clergy as he feels it will bring him closer to God.
 
According to a source, the 34-year-old is completing a course in theology and religion so that he is able to join the clergy, reports dailystar.co.uk.
 
“In the past year or two, Kanye has become something of a born-again Christian. He used to go to church all the time as a kid but he lapsed badly as he got older,” the source said.
 
“Now he's a father, he's become more spiritual and a better person. He is even smiling a lot and thinks becoming a reverend will bring him closer to God,” the source added.
 
West, who has 21-month-old daughter North with wife Kim Kardashian, will certainly not be afraid of addressing the wider issues in his sermons.
 
Recently, he spoke up about racism, referring to it as a "dated concept" that is used to "separate and alienate" people from one another.
 
He said: "Racism is a dated concept. It's like a silly concept that people try to touch on to either ... to separate, to alienate, to pinpoint anything. It's stupid.”

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