Isn't it odd that Miss California thanks God for allowing her to sin?
Vainity is one of the seven deadly sins. Miss California has dedicated a large portion of her life to beauty pageants. Beauty pageants are the pinnacle of vanity, where ladies compete based upon their looks (the interview portion is a joke). It's a monument to vanity, which she has gladly devoted her life.
So when she thanks God for letting her stay as the runner up in a vanity contest, isn't that like saying thanks for letting me sin my whole life?
Plato, I never said she wasn't attractive, I pointed out that she is sinning. I think she's gorgeous.
Eldar, Most of your post didn't make sense, except the end. I never commented on her opinion. She's allowed to have her own opinions.
Technician, No I'm not perfect, but I don't prescribe to a religion that gives me an easy set of rules to follow, then ignore them for my own benefit. Yes celebrities can be vain, but to win a BEAUTY pageant, you have to be vain. It's not like she sinned accidently, she's dedicated her life (or a large portion of it) to a deadly sin, and thanks god for letting her sin. Again I don't care about her opinion or her "racy" photos, those were her choice. Although it's BS that other contestents have been disqualified for photos similar to hers before.
Bone, it doesn't matter what the "prizes" are for winning. In order to win you need to be Vain and consider yourself better than those around you. The girl who doesn't do that ends up as Ms. Congeniality.