In Popular Culture
- "Leaving Jesusland" is a song by the American punk band NOFX. It is the eighth track on their album Wolves in Wolves' Clothing.
- "Jesusland," Ben Folds's second single from his album Songs for Silverman
- In his sci-fi novel Black Man ("Thirteen" in the U.S.), Richard K. Morgan develops the idea in a hypothetical society based in the year 2107.
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