volfanhill
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He does.I have no idea
Taking a prayer before/after a game isn't dragging the Christian pulpit into the locker room. That's a fairly dumbed downed response from someone without personal experience on the matter. It's not not without nuanceAw, now I get it. This isn't about religion in the locker room, etc it's about your "right" to drag the Christian pulpit into the locker room. Tell me, what does Jesus and Trump have in common?
Answer: Both acted like felons.
Pray in private or how about this.Taking a prayer before/after a game isn't dragging the Christian pulpit into the locker room. That's a fairly dumbed downed response from someone without personal experience on the matter. It's not not without nuance
Pray in private or how about this.
Let's allow the Satanists to demonstrate their faith in the UT locker room. Fair enough.
Or just admit it, this is about Christianity not religion or religious-based beliefs. Drop your hypocrisy.
Why are Christians watching and supporting football in the first place?
Assuming the accuracy of major reports on the degenerative brain disease Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy found often in the brains of former American football players, and assuming concussions remain a common part of the game today, and assuming a Christian is aware of all this, is a Christian who buys a game ticket or team merchandise for an NFL or NCAA football team complicit in funding a system that will likely lead to CTE consequences later in a player’s life? Yes or no?
Yes
You have evidence those worshipping someone or something other than Christ, the Risen King of Kings, are not allowed to demonstrate their faith in locker rooms?Pray in private or how about this.
Let's allow the Satanists to demonstrate their faith in the UT locker room. Fair enough.
Or just admit it, this is about Christianity not religion or religious-based beliefs. Drop your hypocrisy.
Pray in private or how about this.
Let's allow the Satanists to demonstrate their faith in the UT locker room. Fair enough.
Or just admit it, this is about Christianity not religion or religious-based beliefs. Drop your hypocrisy.
Who have been "Satanists" in the locker room and wanted their rituals practiced? You're ignorantly taking stand absolutely based on someone else's opinion of it because it aligns with a predisposed opinion of yours. Own it. You really don't have the first damn cluePray in private or how about this.
Let's allow the Satanists to demonstrate their faith in the UT locker room. Fair enough.
Or just admit it, this is about Christianity not religion or religious-based beliefs. Drop your hypocrisy.
When did you lose your ability to comprehend a written post? Are there Satanists in the UT locker rooms? No idea.Who have been "Satanists" in the locker room and wanted their rituals practiced?
But whom among us is the least bit surprised to find out that VolTull wants an open platform for Satanists in the UT locker room?I think the part thats lost on you is there apparently arent any satanic folks on the football or Bball teams... if there are Jews, Muslims, etc on the team then they are free to pray, or not pray, as they see fit. I have never seen anyone forced to pray in my life. When I was a kid and didnt believe in God, I was in places where folks prayed aloud. Nobody chained me to the floor though and made me stay there. I was there because I wanted to be. We have freedom of association in this country, and strict laws about kidnapping. Nobody is gonna hold a player somewhere against their will. Literally ever. Nobody cares when someone chooses to leave a room or NOT pray either...faith is personal.