Why David Bowie’s been canonized by the world, and why you should be concerned

Jan 29, 2016 by Jill

By Pete Baklinski, LifeSite:

Given the huge international exaltation British musician David Bowie (real last name is “Jones”) has received in the past weeks after his sudden passing from cancer at the age of 69, one might think that the world had lost one of it’s most beloved members, an inspirational visionary who changed the world for good through his music while managing to capture the hearts and minds of all who encountered him. The volume of praise for Bowie in mainstream media has little precedent.

But Bowie’s life was anything but pretty. Ignored in the scores of articles singing his praises was his heavy involvement in the occult, sexual deviancy that included thesexual abuse of minors along with orgies and threesomes, bisexual exhibitionism,homosexuality, rampant drug abuse, fascination with Nazism, and an overallnihilistic outlook on life.

While the world has extolled Bowie for being a rebel and a rule breaker, it was his so-called ingenuity in “reinventing” himself throughout his career — from being the bisexual space rockstar “Ziggy Stardust” to the Aryan-like superman “Thin White Duke” — that has received the highest praise. At various points in his life, Bowie has been “gay,” then ”bisexual” and then a “closet heterosexual.” He always left his fans guessing about who the real “David Bowie” was, while, at the same time, demanding that they accept him unconditionally for who he portrayed himself to be at any given moment.

And herein, I believe, lies the number one reason why the mainstream has heaped praise upon praise on Bowie: He serves as the perfect “poster boy” for the ideological “gender” movement. This movement holds that the male/female binary is simply a social construct that can be easily done away with willy-nilly with no special consequences. It is really a person’s own “self-identification,” the movement believes, that is the sole measure of that person’s “sexual orientation” and “gender identity.”

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