US EditionColombian President Angers Churches with Jesus Sex Comments
President Gustavo Petro's remarks about Jesus' personal life sparked strong reactions from Christian groups, highlighting tensions in Colombia's religious and political discourse.
- President Gustavo Petro publicly suggested Jesus had been sexually active, according to AFP coverage.
- Christian leaders and congregations voiced anger from Christian communities and churches in Colombia over Petro's remarks about a central Christian figure.
- The article, credited to Martin BERNETTI, noted the report was originally published on doc.afp.com and distributed via the BLOX Digital Content Exchange by AFP.
- Domestic tension followed, with Gustavo Petro, President of Colombia, elevating the dispute into a national controversy and creating friction with Christian believers in Colombia.
- Coverage by AFP suggests the story's dissemination via the BLOX Digital Content Exchange ensures wide circulation among the Colombian public.
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Gustavo Petro: Colombian president angers churches with Jesus sex comments
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