NFL: God Must Be Real

[atljbo]

(11-18-2011 02:43 PM)Paprika Neck Wrote:  Jesus Christ my Lord and Savior

+1

But this is why i leave religion out of sports


But Tebow... This guy..lol

[Paulitik]

(11-18-2011 01:39 PM)Radical Wrote:  I'm not a religious person, but that's just a bit ridiculous.

I wasn't saying that as slight to god, but to the idea that people think god is a Broncos fan and somehow influences sporting events. It was a joke. Chill out.

What I said is no more absurd than Tebow thanking God for winning the game.

[kane#7]

He loves Tebow??? Clearly he loves Brady have you seen the life he has???

[Paulitik]

(11-18-2011 03:46 PM)kane#7 Wrote:  He loves Tebow??? Clearly he loves Brady have you seen the life he has???

For real, although, I must say, Tebow is pretty "blessed" too.



Too bad he has no clue what to do with her.

[kane#7]

(11-18-2011 04:12 PM)Paulitik Wrote:  For real, although, I must say, Tebow is pretty "blessed" too.



Too bad he has no clue what to do with her.

What a waste....

[atljbo]

(11-18-2011 04:12 PM)Paulitik Wrote:  For real, although, I must say, Tebow is pretty "blessed" too.



Too bad he has no clue what to do with her.

SMH.... Tebow keep doing yo thing

[monoxide]

As a Mormon, I assure all of you that only one QB in the NFL has God's help during a game...John Beck!

[Knight of God]

(11-18-2011 07:52 AM)Peyton Wrote:  And he must looooove Tim Tebow.

That's the only explanation for that game winning 96 yard drive last night after the Broncos had only managed 2 first downs and 8 three and outs on their previous 9 drives.

[Radical]

(11-18-2011 05:24 PM)monoxide Wrote:  As a Mormon, I assure all of you that only one QB in the NFL has God's help during a game...John Beck!

Interesting sig...

[AsylumGuido]

(11-18-2011 03:10 PM)Paulitik Wrote:  I wasn't saying that as slight to god, but to the idea that people think god is a Broncos fan and somehow influences sporting events. It was a joke. Chill out.

What I said is no more absurd than Tebow thanking God for winning the game.

He wasn't thanking God for winning the game. He was thanking God for allowing him to be able to play the game and be safe. It is the misconception that a player thanking God means anything more. God doesn't step in to determine outcomes of games, but he can give confidence and an inner strength to the participants if they believe. I believe 100% that Tebow's faith gives him a focus in those special times that helps him push through barriers that usually stop other players in the same situations.

Now, as a disclaimer, I may not be a priest, but I do play one in my avatar.