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The Giss

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Re: Tim Tebow
« Reply #60 on: January 16, 2012, 07:42:15 AM »
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I don't care if he completes another pass and sells insurance in five years.........just as long as he stays true and exhibits the qualities he has shown so far........I think he is a hero.


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« Reply #61 on: January 16, 2012, 09:07:28 AM »
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I don't care if he completes another pass and sells insurance in five years.........just as long as he stays true and exhibits the qualities he has shown so far........I think he is a hero.

Exactly, I don't believe anyone has said he is not a wonderful human being, he obviously is, and very true to his roots and upbringing.....

He's just not an NFL Quarterback.....which is not a bad thing

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Re: Tim Tebow
« Reply #62 on: January 16, 2012, 11:01:07 AM »
For the life of me, I can't understand the hatred toward Tebow by some people. (many are fans of teams eliminated WAYYY before Denver)

Love him or hate him, He's good for the NFL.

Here's why so many of us pull against him, nevermind "hate".   Simply put, Americans don't want to be told by anyone, much less a football player, what religion we should choose.  The world has suffered far too many wars in the name of religion.  So go to church, listen to your preacher, imam or rabbi on religion but keep it away away from actors, entertainers and  the NFL.

I don't hate him but I do pull against him.  As a QB, he is obviously a nothing who found a perfect storm of games but the team was 1-4 in the first 5 games when he took over & they ended the season with the same 1-4 over the last 5 games. 

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Re: Tim Tebow
« Reply #63 on: January 16, 2012, 12:43:02 PM »
Simply put, Americans don't want to be told by anyone, much less a football player, what religion we should choose.

I don't hate him but I do pull against him. 

'Nuff said.
I don't remember him telling anyone what religion they should be, just stating his own faith. I'm pretty sure he's not advocating for a crusade, with murder & torture. I'd feel the same if he was a fine upstanding Jew, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Morman, etc.

The US Constitution says that we are all allowed the right to choose whatever religion (or lack thereof) as we believe. I just can't understand what makes Tebow so scary to so many people for his beliefs... hell, he's just a kid in his NFL rookie season that's not ashamed to be a Christian. Big deal.
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« Reply #64 on: January 16, 2012, 12:58:52 PM »
  So go to church, listen to your preacher, imam or rabbi on religion but keep it away away from actors, entertainers and  the NFL.

It isn't the dark ages where we have to worry about marauding crusaders........the ole excuse is long wore out...........in fact the worlds (America's) woes are created and perpetuated by those who appear to be godless.

No, I don't want religion away from actors, entertainers and the NFL.......I want my children watching more of them bow in respect.

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Re: Tim Tebow
« Reply #65 on: January 16, 2012, 02:14:57 PM »
I have not heard the kid once tell me I was rotting in hell for not being "his kind" of Christian.
While we do not need pro athletes telling us how to live our lives, this is one who spends time with those less fortunate then him, as a personal choice, whether after his biggest wins or his worse losses. We could do a lot worse than pull for him.
I guess we should  have been pulling for that fine Findlay native, Ben Roethlisberger. There is a fine, upstanding citizen.

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« Reply #66 on: January 16, 2012, 02:33:06 PM »
Or Tom Brady who wasn't smart enough to not knock up his girlfriend and then dump her after he did.  ::)

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Re: Tim Tebow
« Reply #67 on: January 16, 2012, 04:14:56 PM »
I don't remember him telling anyone what religion they should be, just stating his own faith. I'm pretty sure he's not advocating for a crusade, with murder & torture. I'd feel the same if he was a fine upstanding Jew, Muslim, Hindu, Buddhist, Morman, etc.

The US Constitution says that we are all allowed the right to choose whatever religion (or lack thereof) as we believe. I just can't understand what makes Tebow so scary to so many people for his beliefs... hell, he's just a kid in his NFL rookie season that's not ashamed to be a Christian. Big deal.

I'm quoting you but addressing Amy & The Giss too.

He has been on TV & radio advocating that people need to accept Jesus which I totally resent, as an American & a Jew.  And there certainly are plenty of Jews who have been murdered based solely on their beliefs. 

Amy, to think or state that this "It isn't the dark ages where we have to worry about marauding crusaders" is so ignorant, I cannot believe you or any American can possibly think that.  Considering our "war on terror", which will go for many more decades, Iran's desire to wipe out the Jewish state, Muslims screaming vows of hatred toward all of us "infidels", what would you consider that?  And if you need your children watching actors, entertainers or sportsmen bow themselves then you may want to reconsider the strength of your messaging to them.  Based on your posts, I do not believe for a second that you've taught your children wrong in any way nor do I believe that they need to watch others to gain values.

I would not ever suggest that he does not own the right to say or believe anything he wishes but if you want to know why he is disliked by many I will once again state that it is because he would like to tell us what to believe.  He is just a football player, using a podium to get across his beliefs.  And it is resented.

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Re: Tim Tebow
« Reply #68 on: January 16, 2012, 05:25:48 PM »
Yeah. Childhood cancer offends me, but there is nothing I can do about it but accept it and look away from the pictures.

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« Reply #69 on: January 16, 2012, 09:54:04 PM »

I would not ever suggest that he does not own the right to say or believe anything he wishes but if you want to know why he is disliked by many I will once again state that it is because he would like to tell us what to believe.  He is just a football player, using a podium to get across his beliefs.  And it is resented.

There are millions (majority) of Muslims who do not condone terrorism........to paint all Muslims in a "terrorist" corner is racist........Does America now think all Amish are evil beard cutters?

To me.....Tebow is a Christian who happens to be a football player...........priorities........something along with respect which is totally askew in the world today.

Why has morality become so offensive?  Is it because being moral isn't as fun as amoral? 

If Aleister Crowley quarterbacked the Broncos would people be so "offended"?



   

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Re: Tim Tebow
« Reply #70 on: January 16, 2012, 10:34:02 PM »
There are millions (majority) of Muslims who do not condone terrorism........to paint all Muslims in a "terrorist" corner is racist........Does America now think all Amish are evil beard cutters?

To me.....Tebow is a Christian who happens to be a football player...........priorities........something along with respect which is totally askew in the world today.

Why has morality become so offensive?  Is it because being moral isn't as fun as amoral? 

If Aleister Crowley quarterbacked the Broncos would people be so "offended"?



 

And he could probably throw better passes than Tebow!  But you'd need a couple of shovels & a flashlight to get started.

I never said anything about "all Muslims" but the fanatical ones know for a certainty that you & I are infidels.  The fanaticals are the ones I'm worried about and Tebow does fit that bill and he advertises himself urging others to follow him. 

And there are plenty of religious fanaticals in the sports world & entertainment world who we never hear from or see a religious anything from.  That's how it should be.

BTW, I know Tebow is a good person & don't wish him harm.  But I cannot root for him as a player, that's all.

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« Reply #71 on: January 16, 2012, 10:50:31 PM »
Apparently Elway thinks enough of Tebow to name him the starter for 2012 and personally work with him this offseason.

I personally think Tebow is a better QB than Romo, especially when you compare the amount of NFL experience both has, and the very average offensive line the Broncos have.

And Tebow will not be boinking actresses and screwing up his mind, causing dropping snaps for field goals. Jesus would not allow that to happen. 

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« Reply #72 on: January 16, 2012, 11:00:03 PM »
Apparently Elway thinks enough of Tebow to name him the starter for 2012 and personally work with him this offseason.

I personally think Tebow is a better QB than Romo, especially when you compare the amount of NFL experience both has, and the very average offensive line the Broncos have.

And Tebow will not be boinking actresses and screwing up his mind, causing dropping snaps for field goals. Jesus would not allow that to happen. 

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Did you really just read what you typed???? AYFKM?? The Broncos had the most rushing yards in the league this year. Not an average offensive line. And better than Romo??? Really? Romo with the broncos team as is, with the schedule they played,would of won 10 games easy!!!

Seriously, Reggie White was Tim Tebow before anyone knew who Tim Tebow was. He did more in his lifetime than Tebow could imagine ( Reggie could actually play and was in the league for 14 years and made enough money to do what he did, Tebow won't) But he was never put on a pedestal like Tebow and why was that, oh yeah he was Black....

And Amy who gives a shit if Brady knocked up his girlfriend? Now you are his judge? Get the f**k out of here. You are just as bad as Tebow, telling people how they should live their lives.
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Re: Tim Tebow
« Reply #73 on: January 16, 2012, 11:10:56 PM »
Just for everyone's knowledge, this wasn't Tebow's rookie year, just for the record. I could care less about his praying, it doesn't bother me. However I am extremely bummed if I bet the broncos and they fall behind because I know I am dead in the water. His passing ability just sucks. 

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« Reply #74 on: January 16, 2012, 11:17:47 PM »
Just for everyone's knowledge, this wasn't Tebow's rookie year, just for the record. I could care less about his praying, it doesn't bother me. However I am extremely bummed if I bet the broncos and they fall behind because I know I am dead in the water. His passing ability just sucks.
Exactly, and that is what this thread originally started out as. That he wasn't an NFL QB. Nobody was hating on him for what he believes in and that he wasn't a good guy, but, that is what it turned into. Shocker

 

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