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[Film] Most overt religious message [Diary of a Mad Black Woman] A gospel number at New Bethel Church that features the come-down-the-aisle conversion of both of the film’s antagonists [Madea's Family Reunion] The line “It ain’t what people call you, it’s what you answer to.” [Madea Goes to Jail] 
A roof-raising rendition of “Yes, Jesus Loves Me” from prison inmates
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Madea Goes to Jail