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Quarter2;3889124 said:of course god intervenes in sports games to lead his christian followers to victory!
These multi million dollar players really need gods help more than starving families in the U.S, not even mentioning the shit going down in africa
Oh what a great god he is
Quarter2;3889308 said:If he blessed them with the talent to go out there and make that money, why wouldn't he bless them with the heart to share the wealth that he indirectly "gave" them?
You'd think an almighty GOD would bless his children with a warm heart and not selfish talent....
....nice try deflecting
Disciplined InSight;3889415 said:Negative. There's no deflecting it's just simple truth.
You have some selfish bastards out hoarding their wealth for themselves yet people wanna play the blame game on God. It doesn't work that way. Either you have the choice to help people or the choice to don't help, we're all free will agents.
But on the topic, Tebow realizes his own skill isn't just enough to win.
Young-Ice;3889322 said:i personally don't because I don't think gods exist.
If i did think he existed I would wonder who has more power, yah, jahova, allah, budah, or vishnu
what happens if two teams go against each other, but they're praying to different gods?
which god has more power than the other god?
if i had to choose a god to pray to i would probably choose kratos
he be out here sonnin gods.
Disciplined InSight;3889415 said:Negative. There's no deflecting it's just simple truth.
You have some selfish bastards out hoarding their wealth for themselves yet people wanna play the blame game on God. It doesn't work that way. Either you have the choice to help people or the choice to don't help, we're all free will agents.
But on the topic, Tebow realizes his own skill isn't just enough to win.
kingblaze84;3889480 said:I personally believe there are multiple gods out there but Kratos would be a helluva dude to worship. Him, Zeus and the Hindu god Kali. Kali actually eats other gods, doesn't get more gangsta than that. The Biblical God is just an asshole.
Quarter2;3889861 said:My kittens name is Kali....yes she earned the name
beenwize;3889653 said:U say God blessed these athletes to play sports?
Considering God is supposidly ALL KNOWING are u saying he is blessing people to play sports that he already knows will not donate money to the poor?
And if God knew these athletes were selfish and would not donate money to the poor before he blessed them how can u say the athletes are at fault?
what if god, however, makes Tebow successful so that, in turn, he'll use his millions to help starving kids in Mexico and Haiti?kingblaze84;3889458 said:If God answers the prayers of millionaire athletes like Tebow and ignores kids starving in Mexico or Haiti, than wow what an amazing God we have lol
beenwize;3889653 said:U say God blessed these athletes to play sports?
Considering God is supposidly ALL KNOWING are u saying he is blessing people to play sports that he already knows will not donate money to the poor?
And if God knew these athletes were selfish and would not donate money to the poor before he blessed them how can u say the athletes are at fault?
PUPU_IZ_DRO;3891041 said:Show me where In the bible that God will allow people to win the lottery
Make it to work safe
Make sure there kids make it to school safe.
You're sayin it like its impossible or something
okay, no problem:VIBE86;3891024 said:lol
That's a joke. Give me an instance in the bible where, just for fun and the believers personal gain, god allowed them to "win" in a sport...
moral of the story: burn in hell, Steelers fansNow it was the commissioner’s custom at the game to release a player chosen by the crowd. At that time they had a well-known prisoner whose name was Ben Roethlisberger. So when the crowd had gathered, Goodell asked them, “Which one do you want me to release to you: Ben Roethlisberger, or Richard Seymour?” For he knew it was out of self-interest that they had handed Seymour over to him.
While Goodell was sitting on the commissioner’s seat, his networks sent him this message: “Don’t have anything to do with that innocent man, for our ratings have leaped a great deal today because of him.”
But the referees and the Steeler homers persuaded the crowd to ask for Roethlisberger and to have Seymour ejected.
“Which of the two do you want me to release to you?” asked the commissioner.
“Roethlisberger,” they answered.
“What shall I do, then, with Richard Seymour?” Goodell asked.
They all answered, “Penalize him!”
“Why? What crime has he committed?” asked Goodell.
But they shouted all the louder, “Penalize him!”
When Goodell saw that he was getting nowhere, but that instead an uproar was starting, he took water and washed his hands in front of the crowd. “I am innocent of this man’s yardage,” he said. “It is your responsibility!”
All the people answered, “His yardage is on us and on our children!”
Then he released Roethlisberger to them. But he had Seymour fined $25,000 and 15 yards, and handed him over to be ejected.
Al Davis 27:15-26
beenwize;3889653 said:U say God blessed these athletes to play sports?
Considering God is supposidly ALL KNOWING are u saying he is blessing people to play sports that he already knows will not donate money to the poor?
And if God knew these athletes were selfish and would not donate money to the poor before he blessed them how can u say the athletes are at fault?
