Mother Mary comes to me: Religion and Beatles

Mother Mary comes to me: Religion and the Beatles

Friday, February 14th, 2014

The Beatles have had a diverse, ever-evolving spiritual journey since they first graced America with their music 50 years ago on the Ed Sullivan Show.

From their controversial comment about being “more popular than Jesus” to later forays into eastern religion, the Fab Four have always been interested in getting higher.

A look at the lyrics of some of their songs provides a glimpse into their religious interests and influences. Continue reading.

Source: Huffington Post

Image: Mail Online

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