“Take me not to tempt me, father”

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Desire is one of seven deadly sins. But the threat of eternal Hellfire has not stopped a group of hot hedonists from the good-looking God.

“Some people call him father, some call him dad,” a fanatical demon hooted under a virus vid by Father Jordan, a newly appointed pastor at St. Edward’s Church in County St. Edward’s County, Romford, England.

The keyboard tour echoes thousands of ungodly fanaticism and whistles.

Let the church say, “Amen.”

The Divine Mind is just the latest in a series of ministers who are smoldered as “hot”.

The Vatican even invited 1,000 clumsy, heavenly influencers and missionaries to Rome last month, hoping that their outstanding appearance would attract lost souls to return to the house of Jehovah.

It’s a crafty strategy for a perfect time to reconnect with Gen Z with religion, a trend that is seeing social media obsessed teenagers and 20-something churches flock to churches at a glorious pace.

It seems Father Jordan’s chisel and fascinating eyes are greeting some sinners who have transformed into the Holy Spirit.

“It’s time to start going to church,” a wake-up bystander shouted.

“Forgive me, father, because I committed a sin,” another ridiculed.

“Atheism leaves my body,” joked a Tiktok, who also turned around.

Another added: “Breakthrough News: Romford has become the most Christian county in the UK.”