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also, religion, spirituality, and/or a belief in a god or higher force can be a very complex, complicated thing which is unique to every individual, just because somebody sings about “rebellious” things doesn’t make them inherently anti-spiritual/religionless

this is as extremely simplistic view of religion

She writes and sings about God on every album in some way, mostly in the affirmative/positive. That didn’t happen by accident. 
 
Even MAC on NFR! refers to Jesus, who “stilled the waters” according to the Bible. 
 
That doesn’t mean she’s ‘born again,’ but she might be in her heart, who knows? 

Well, the song 'Born to Die' starts with the spiritual (in the sense of spiritual music) line 'Feet don't fail me now'. And Off To the Races includes
Not even to start with things like 'I Talk To Jesus' and all the cult references in Ultraviolence, as well as the Garden of Eden being the central metaphor of the Tropico movie. She's been on about religion for a long long time.

She probably goes to church cause it's a safe space for her and she's comfortable there. The pastor is nice and friendly to her and that's why she wanted to wish him a happy birthday. I don't think it's any deeper than that.

Maybe they have a bond in person that exists independent of, or transcending these sorts of beliefs. 
 
I understand a lot of people, and probably most people here think that being friends with someone with different political beliefs is absurd, but the fact is that there just are a lot of people in the world who don't think it matters at all

Honestly if I was lana i would be homophobic the way some of her gay fans act and cross boundaries with her. I would be with Judah praying for them to get some class and respect

While I find it unfortunate that Lana visits churches like this, I seriously doubt she background checked her pastor to the degree to find 17 year old comments.

This part is a bit unnecessary