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He further explained his adherence to Christianity, emphasizing a life of loving others selflessly. “I’m a Christian quite simply because of what Jesus calls us to do. Love other people until death. It doesn’t mean we’re all to be hung on a cross, but how can I suffer for you? That is a beautiful thing.”
Ritchson also voiced his concerns about the current state of Christianity, which he believes has strayed from its foundational teachings. “Christians today have become the most vitriolic tribe. It is so antithetical to what Jesus was calling us to be and to do,” he noted.
Additionally, he criticized the Catholic Church for not adequately addressing sexual abuse within its ranks. “It’s worth saying that the atrocities that are happening in the church that are being actively covered up, even to this day with people not being held accountable, is repulsive,” he commented.
His political views, as demonstrated in a 2020 Instagram post where he wore a t-shirt demanding justice for Breonna Taylor, have led to calls for boycotting his show.
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His outspokenness has not gone unnoticed, drawing criticism from figures like Sebastian Gorka, who labeled Ritchson a “meathead.”
