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To: The Brush

Ah see, there’s the thing. Kurt Warner was also a very big Christian, but he didn’t, how do I put this, flaunt it. I would say he was a better, more mature Christian than TT, but then the latter is young too. He’ll probably have matured by his 30s as well.

I know a lot of people want to admire Tebow for his beliefs, but Jesus did say not to trust those who feel the need to pray in public. I have no doubt he’s sincere about his religion, but I think one’s beliefs are a private, personal matter and if I were him, I would not do as he does.

If you don’t want to draw out the atheists and other pests, you avoid doing things that provoke them. God’s everywhere; he can hear you all the same whether you’re praying on a football field or in the middle of a forest.


12 posted on 12/07/2011 5:26:03 PM PST by Strk321
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To: Strk321

To be fair, remember Kurt Warner did not become a Christian until he met his wife. Mr. Tebow was raised in a family that were missionaries in a foreign land, at least for awhile. So his parents were Christian. He experienced Christianity in a much different way. I do not know how Mr. Warner grew up.


14 posted on 12/07/2011 5:45:16 PM PST by taterjay
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To: Strk321
If you don’t want to draw out the atheists and other pests, you avoid doing things that provoke them.

Sounds like spiritual cowardice to me.

16 posted on 12/07/2011 6:25:10 PM PST by hinckley buzzard
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