Jahaziel's deconversion has sparked a rap battle over Christian truth
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Sam Hailes2017-05-05T00:00:00
He used be one of the UK’s biggest Christian rappers. But having stepped away from Christianity, Jahaziel is now using his music to attack the faith he once followed. Sam Hailes wonders whether apologetics and rap music is a match made in heaven
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