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The spread was ostensibly a tribute to Nobel Prize-winning author Jose Saramago’s The Gospel According to Jesus Christ, but the company reacted with outrage. Real outrage
The pictures show a long-haired, glowing Jesus watching two models in a lesbian clinch, standing next to a prostitute and looking over the shoulder of a woman reading a book. A final, heavily tattooed woman, appears to have died in his arms.
Theresa Hennessy, Playboy Enterprises vice president of
Saramago’s novel is a fictional re-telling of Christ’s life, depicting him as a flawed, human character. Sounds interesting, but I'll take the Cliff Notes version. Or the pictorial. The book generated controversy among the Roman Catholic Church, who accused Saramago of depicting a "substantially anti-religious vision". However, other critics have praised it as a "deeply philosophical, provocative and compelling work". Whatever...let's see some tits!
Make your decision, and also cop a gander at an erotic take on A Clockwork Orange.
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