Wednesday, December 14, 2011 8:36:00 AM · by JesseWatters · 77 replies
FoxNation.com ^ | Dec 12 | Joshua Hammerman
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WOW! His problem isn’t with Tebow, but with Christianity. And Tebow’s brand of salvation is as available to Jews as to anyone else.
Do they wish to remain Jews? Is that the problem? Who is banishing them from the Jewish community? It is not Christ; it is not Christians. Must be other Jews. After all, a Jew can be an atheist, a pagan, even a Buddhist, and still be considered a Jew. But not a Christian?? How come, I wonder?
Too bad you can't see past your own prejudice to recognize the positive effect someone like TT could have when today's youth sorely need such a role model.
What is it about strong white men of virtue that drives nutters like this... nuts? People of color spew this kind of “certainty” every day and this clown goes off on TT like he is Hitler.
Being an outspoken Christian is not new in the NFL. Think Reggie White, Phila, GB, Carolina (last year). Go Pack!
I wouldn’t expecta a gay, communist, fake rabbi to like Tebow.
Get used to drivel like this.
I suppose the good Rabbi discounts those of us who attend Messianic Synagogues every Saturday. At last count there are over 15,000 Jews in Israel who believe that Jesus (Yeshua) is the Messiah. They are still Jews.
The author of this piece doesn’t seem very rabbi to me.
As with all human beings, we have good and bad. That applies to rabbis too.
Here’s a GOOD rabbi who really gets it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPuUZ821yEI
Unless this is satire (poor satire).....I just don't see the connection.
This man is diabolically ignorant. ‘Certainty vs Doubt’, not ‘Good vs. Evil’?
That’s his world view, and maybe the world view of many liberal Jews. It explains a great deal.
It appears he knows little about football, baseball, or religion. I nearly stopped reading until I got to the ‘money’ line in his piece. ‘Certainty vs. Doubt’.
Putatively, Obama’s the man, for the very reason that he obviously doesn’t know what he’s doing, and essentially admits it daily. Moreover, he has an administration equally as ‘doubtful’ upon which to further his legacy.
In the same article he denigrates scientists who question the ‘evidence’ behind global warming, he attacks those who are ‘certain’.
Arrogant and ignorant, which is and always has been, a deadly combination.
What sealed the ignorance thing was this line:
“I saw a divine hand in the equally unbelievable Red Sox victory of 2004.”
Anyone who knows anything about baseball knew that after the Yanks lost that first game, they were out of pitching from there. Even the Yankees knew it. Joe Torre’s book lays it all out.
I can’t for the life of me understand why the Jews hate themselves so, and with such moral certainty (of all things).
So this Rabbi thinks that Joseph should have "cooled it"?
Really?
Tebow has 11 TD passes and 2 interceptions this season, threw for more than 200 yards each of the last two games and threw 40 passes against the Bears on Sunday. Enjoy that "erratic arm" statement now ... he's getting better every game.
The funniest line I have heard about this guy is:
“I have not heard so much about a white Bronco since the OJ trial”
The rabbi is faithless. May Almighty God remove the veil from his heart.