Originally Posted by Xazy

Interesting thought and I agree for the most part. I do not care how she worships, preys, does what she wants. But making a total mockery of someone’s belief publicly, making songs about an amazing Rebbi, a gadol hador (the greatest rabbi of his generation, consider it to a pope, but not exactly) in a song, where there are religious issues to even listen to a woman sing. Etc... That is where I say it is wrong. If she wants to do what she wants at home, go for it, it is for G-d to judge not me. But to make a public mockery, and bring about the fakeness to an aspect of the religion publicly like she has, is wrong.