I’m not sure why this open display of faith is a problem now.
David Robinson of the San Antonio Spurs used to be quite open about his faith and as far as I can remember, did not get any flak for it.
And if an opposing team member also prayed for a win what is he to say, something like”Oh so Jesus, you like Tebow more than me? See if I ever ask for your help again”!
It's not, black athletes do it all the time and nobody says a word. My theory: left wingers including the media in particular are hostile to religion but also super sensitive to race so when they hear a black athlete praise God they may roll their eyes but they won't say a word. But if a white athlete does it, and worse, if he has the temerity to do a pro-life Super Bowl commercial, well, this has got to be made an issue. Just a theory.
Uh, is Robinson white?
Albert Pujols thanks GOD everytime he blasts one outa the park, as he passes home plate, and no one complains
Albert Pujols thanks GOD everytime he blasts one outa the park, as he passes home plate, and no one complains
Albert Pujols thanks GOD everytime he blasts one outa the park, as he passes home plate, and no one complains
David is STILL open about his beliefs. He embodied the finest character of any basketball player I’ve ever worked with - - and there’s been a LOT.
Pretty much the whole Redskins team was very openly and vocally Christian in the 80’s under Joe Gibbs. They managed to get to 3 Super Bowls, won 2, and no one dared criticize him or them.