Pop star Miley Cyrus has a rather blunt opinion of religion. And it ruffles a few conservative feathers.

Courtesy of Fox News: 

In Miley Cyrus’ super revealing Paper magazine cover story, the actress, who appears nude inside the mag, says she is the least judgmental person ever, yet she has some harsh words for Christian fundamentalists and her parents. 

The magazine’s story on Cyrus notes that though she was raised Christian, the singer “maintains a particular contempt for fundamentalist lawmakers who rally against this sort of progressive, potentially life-saving changes [for the LGBT] community.” 

The pop star told the mag, "Those people [shouldn't] get to make our laws.” 

The article touches on what Cyrus thinks of people who believe Noah’s Ark was a real vessel, "That's f--king insane,” she told the magazine. “We've outgrown that fairy tale, like we've outgrown f--king Santa and the tooth fairy." 

You tell'em Hannah Montana!

Cyrus also identified herself as having a rather fluid attitude about gender and sexuality.  

"I am literally open to every single thing that is consenting and doesn't involve an animal and everyone is of age. Everything that's legal, I'm down with. Yo, I'm down with any adult -- anyone over the age of 18 who is down to love me," she said. "I don't relate to being boy or girl, and I don't have to have my partner relate to boy or girl."

Well this is going to make a couple of conservative heads go "pop."

Oops, here is one now, Creationist Ken Ham who wants to know why Miley does not do the dirty with animals.

Sick boy:

Question for her: Why not involve an animal? On what basis does she decide that? Besides, if there’s no God and she’s just a result of evolution, then she is merely an animal anyway. And those she interacts with sexually are just animals—so why not any animals? In other words, she has decided to draw a line for some reason—but what reason? It’s actually because in her heart she knows God exists (Romans 1), she knows she is different from the animals as she is made in God’s image (Genesis 1)—and she has a conscience (as seared as it is because of her sinful rebellion) because the law is written on our hearts (Romans 2). 

Question for her: Why only those over the age of 18? On what basis did she decide that? If there’s no God, why have any age restriction? On what basis would she argue against pedophilia? Why not do whatever anyone wants to do?

Why do these fundamentalist types ALWAYS first think about sex with animals or children? Eeew!

Apparently Ham missed the part where Cyrus talked about "consent."

You see it's the same reason you do not have sex with a person who is drunk, or mentally ill, or passed out.

Miley Cyrus may seem to have questionable morals to certain religious people, but at least she knows not to force herself sexually onto a person unable to give their consent.

That is certainly a hell of a lot more than can be said for Josh Duggar.

But wait there's more. Apparently Bristol Palin's ghostwriter has her panties all in a wad over this as well:

Miley later went on to drop lots of profanity as she described her parents’ conservative political views and anyone who might believe Biblical stories like Noah’s Ark are actually true. (Profanity? Do you mean like the profanity found in these police tapes from the Drunken brawl in Anchorage last year?)

Is it just me or does it seem more than a little fake that someone claiming to be accepting of everyone and everything would spew such judgment towards her own parents and their deeply held religious beliefs? 

She wants everyone else to let her be “free to be Miley,” but seems unwilling to offer the same respect to her parents and those who wish to live out their Christian faith. 

(Actually in the article Cyrus specifically identifies her mother as being very accepting and supportive despite her Christian faith, and "praises her parents throughout the interview." Hardly seems disrespectful.)

Oh, Miley. Thanks for giving us the best example of what “tolerance” looks like in Hollywood: it looks a lot like contempt.

No contempt is what you show by paying a grown woman to make up things to attack somebody you disagree with while posing as a millennial, to make it appear a peer is doing the attacking.

Which seems to be working, as a number of sites are now quoting the post as if Bristol actually wrote the stupid thing.

When will they learn?

P.S. I actually don't listen to Miley Cyrus on the radio, but I did really enjoy this Wrecking Ball song. (Warning video is a little NSFW.)

She kind of reminds of a young Madonna. Remember how SHE freaked out the religious right?