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NBC's The Voice Omits "The Lord" from Hymn

Contestants on NBC's The Voice sang a...slightly altered version of the gospel hymn 'Will the Circle Unbroken.' They left out one little word: "Lord."

The Twitterverse absolutely lost it last night over this. Even Blake Shelton, a judge on the show, deflected blame on Twitter, saying
"Don't look at me! I sang it the way I grew up on it." Here's the version they sang. If you know the hymn, they just say "Oh" everytime that politically incorrect "Lord" shows up.

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Some are saying this is political correctness run amok. But at some point, let's face it, political correctness is just anti-Christian, right? Could NBC do anymore to proof they're anti-Christian? You might recall (I think it was two years ago) when NBC removed the words “under God” from the Pledge of Allegiance during a produced video that aired during the U.S. Open.

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