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First, I need to make sure the definition is clear before diving into humor. The word means going against what's in the Bible, right? But it’s not just about disagreeing with religious texts; it’s more like actively contradicting or subverting their themes and morals. So, I should clarify that upfront, then lightheartedly expand on it. For the humorous part, I can use wordplay since "anti" usually implies opposition in general terms. Maybe compare it to something relatable, like anti-banana for monkeys? That feels silly but accurate. Then, toss in some exaggeration—like if God said "be good," and someone did everything bad. People probably get the Bible-reference even when it’s twisted. Now, the edgy example sentence... Ooh, they want something unsettling but still funny. I need to balance dark humor with respect for sensitive topics. Maybe reference a morally questionable story in the Bible (like Lot's wife or Judas) and flip it into an "anti-Biblical" scenario—Judas sticking around? That feels like a twisted joke about consequences. Wait, is this too edgy? The user said they want edgy, so I’m leaning into it. But
