Witchy Woman?

Celine Dion and her new genderless children’s clothing line, Celinununu, are coming under fire by many, including an exorcist.​

The 50-year-old singer, who was raised Catholic, recently launched her gender-neutral line through an enticing commercial that depicts Dion running from authorities in a hospital after she magically changed the clothes of the babies in the nursery to a more unisex look from their regular pink and blue outfits. The new garments include black stars and the words “new order.”

Some, including an exorcist, are convinced Celine Dion's new children's clothing line is 'demonic'​

 

There was a deliberate corporate move by *nununu* to enlist her as well. How many are further perverted by the combined effort remains to be seen.

Did I read that this company is based in Israel?

 

Yes, the entertainers work from platforms that give such products much more visibility. It would be great if enough would respond by saying this is not acceptable for our culture. But often, the entertainers are already putting out performances that we as Christians shouldn’t be buying into, yet are popular nonetheless. In such cases, this sort of thing is just an extension. The populace thus inches further and further away from what is good, right, and true. How this all plays out among the supposed Christians you mentioned is sadder still.

 

Yes, I agree with your assessment that this brand of humanism--feminism fierce and wicked--is all out bent on evil at the lowest level. Weirdly, they claim to seek equality and individuality. I guess the other two (witchy?) women need Celine as the face of their product, since they don’t seem able to smile. By the way, they include crosses as part of their mix.

These people are after the most vulnerable of all—the children. Excerpts from the brand website:

“Raise boys and girls the same way,” quote by Jenny Holzer.

“CELINUNUNU unites two forces by one voice: fashion has the power to shape people’s minds. Inspire your children to be free and find their own individuality through clothes.”

“Together, these fierce female forces have created a new children’s clothing brand that breeds equality and freedom of spirit, serving as a platform for a new humanistic education.”

“CELINUNUNU liberates children from the traditional roles of boy/girl…”

“The brand flows on the axis between the values of education and empowering dialog. We believe that an educational experience is possible through children’s clothes, because fashion builds concepts deep within our minds and changes thought patterns.

“The dialogue between clothes and creativity/art amplifies the discussion about a humanistic education, which is gender-free…”​