Pop singer Justin Bieber’s latest album has been banned from some countries for being too religious and too provocative.

According to TMZ, the artwork on the cover of the “Purpose” album has been rejected in several Middle Eastern countries, as well as Indonesia — which are predominately Muslim.

The album cover features a shirtless Bieber with a tattoo of a cross on his chest.

The young pop star recently said that he wants to “live like Jesus.” Bieber, who has has his share of scandals in recent years, said he’s making changes in his life and wants to use his voice for a higher purpose.

In a tell-all interview with Complex Magazine, Bieber shared that Jesus was his salvation in the midst of trouble and he wants to live like Jesus.

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