Matthew McConaughey criticized cancel culture and anti-Christian bias in Hollywood, while appearing on the Joe Rogan Podcast on Friday.
McConaughey discusses cancel culture and the anti-Christian bias in Hollywood with Joe Rogan.
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McConaughey said, "You can't erase someone's entire existence, where the heck des some forgiveness go?"
He also shared his experience as a Christian in Hollywood. He remarked how people who would pray with him would often hesitate to clap when he thanked God while accepting an award. McConaughey feels there is a anti-Christian bias in Hollywood, where each people is looking out for their "resume" as it is seemingly verboten to be a person of faith in the industry.
Matthew McConaughey is releasing his memoir, Greenlights. It is described as a "unconventional memoir filled with raucous stories, outlaw wisdom, and lessons learned the hard way about living with greater satisfaction."
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