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In 2019, a video titled "Hund the Hound Meets Jesus Christ'' was uploaded on YouTube. The video shows a man wearing a blue dog mask and a plaid robe, who hits his head and faints and has a vision of Jesus Christ. The person behind the video is a 33-year-old Ohioan man, Hund the Hound, who is both a furry and a Christian. Hund and many other Christian furries believe that having two different identities is not problematic, while some disagree with their opinion. The International Anthropomorphic Research Project (IARP), a group of multidisciplinary scientists, is researching to comprehend the furry fandom better, naming the summary of research FurScience. According to FurScience, 1/3rd of the furries bluntly said that they are either agnostic or atheists. At the same time, a quarter of them identify as Christians. Co-founder of FurScience and an associate professor of psychology at Bishop's University, Courtney Plante, said, "Given that most furries are LGBTQ+, this may preclude many from being religious, especially if the religion is at odds with LGBTQ+ people."
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Faith & Furries: An Unlikely Duo
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