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CarlLexington said...
I'm no bible scholar but isn't there a parable where Jesus teaches that you shouldn't pray in the streets so people can see you and say "oh what a great and righteous man he is". Instead pray in private because God can hear you wherever you pray. He's teaching that you shouldn't show off your christianity. It seems a Jesus freak like Tebow would know of this parable. If I know it surely he knows it. Or perhaps he's going against the teachings of Jesus on purpose. He isn't being humble about it. Jesus said he should be.
This post has been edited 2 times, most recently by JawJacker on 12/6/2011 at 10:44 AM
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JawJacker said...
That's funny coming from someone who doesn't believe in Jesus or his teachings at all... and refers to those of us who do, as Jesus freaks. Jesus also said thou shall not judge... but that obviously, don't mean anything to you. You're a non-believer, so what's it matter to you what Jesus says?
You're wrong.... Christians can pray anywhere at anytime. It's "how" a person prays that may be an issue. There's a time to pray aloud and there'e a time to pray in silence, but there IS a proper way to do it even while on the job and/or around others in public. The only thing Tebow has done, is speak openly about his Christianity... but I have NOT seen or heard of him trying to FORCE it on anyone. Those who say or think so, are just Christian haters who say the same thing about ALL Christians.
A Christian who remains silent and doesn't share his faith, is denying God... and thus, is NO Christian at all. Followers of Jesus Christ will profess their faith in him til their death... ESPECIALLY, in the face of the anti-Christ and those who HATE Jesus (and Christians alike)
You are soooo lost YA
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JawJacker said...
That's funny coming from someone who doesn't believe in Jesus or his teachings at all... and refers to those of us who do, as Jesus freaks. Jesus also said thou shall not judge... but that obviously, don't mean anything to you. You're a non-believer, so what's it matter to you what Jesus says?
You're wrong.... Christians can pray anywhere at anytime. It's "how" a person prays that may be an issue. There's a time to pray aloud and there'e a time to pray in silence, but there IS a proper way to do it even while on the job and/or around others in public. The only thing Tebow has done, is speak openly about his Christianity... but I have NOT seen or heard of him trying to FORCE it on anyone. Those who say or think so, are just Christian haters who say the same thing about ALL Christians.
A Christian who remains silent and doesn't share his faith, is denying God... and thus, is NO Christian at all. Followers of Jesus Christ will profess their faith in him til their death... ESPECIALLY, in the face of the anti-Christ and those who HATE Jesus (and Christians alike)
You are soooo lost YA
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CarlLexington said...
The irony is you quote Jesus saying "thou shall not judge" and spend 3 paragraphs judging me and anyone that doesn't believe in what you believe. Some of us don't hate christianity so much as the hypocrisy those that profess it indulge in. Your post is a fine example of it. Instead of attacking me personally in every one of your posts you should argue against the things I say you disagree with. Since I'm not a christian I don't have to abide by judging rules. I'm sure there are ways to do it in public. You do it silently to yourself. You don't display it for all to see. Jesus said so.
This post was edited by JawJacker on 12/6/2011 at 11:25 AM
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dj-ky-cat said...
It's not new, but certain Christians like to portray themselves in an us vs. them, we're the underdog type of light. It's not true, and I don't know if that's how Tebow believes, but some are eating it up over Tebow and battle lines are getting drawn (or redrawn).
A lot of us don't appreciate the idea that God's gifts or God's mercies are going to be made manifest on a football field. There are going to be evil people who succeed (most of them wear really ugly orange) and fine Christians who fail. I can't think of anything Tebow has said that particularly offends me, but our boy Stevie Johnson said something last year that was very disconcerting--about how God let him drop a touchdown pass. That's just bad theology. If it's God that lets you make a touchdown, then it's also God who let the other guy got beat.
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CarlLexington said...
You're wrong.
Matthew 6:6 But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly.
And to go more in depth about it:
Matthew 6:5 - 7
5. And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites [are]: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward.
Jesus says you must definitely not pray as the hypocrites pray.
6 But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut thy door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly. 7 But when ye pray, use not vain repetitions, as the heathen [do]: for they think that they shall be heard for their much speaking.
Here Jesus says when thou prayest, you must pray this way: (1) enter into thy closet. (2) shut the door. (3) pray to thy Father which is in secret. (4) use not vain repetitions. (Prayer must be in private, not in front of other people. Do not repeat things over and over again in prayer)
An attribute of a true Christian is: He only prays in private, never in public.
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BG631 said...
Tebow has beat, Kansas City, Oakland, Minnesota, San Diego, and NYJ. . . Not exactly powerhouses, and they've all been close games. . . And looking forward Denver has more weak ass games coming up. . . They have one of the softest schedules I think I've ever seen, lol, the only good team they have left is New England in 2 weeks. . . The guy finds a way to win, but he's not exactly beating good teams yet. . .
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Kooky Kats 247 said...
Tebow does not have the benefit of ProBowl supporting cast. He doesn't turn the ball over. Lulls opposing defenses to sleep- then throws at blown coverages.
Broncos are winning with field position, Defense and timely big plays. Nobody mentions Alex Smith... But he too is a former Urban Meyer spread retread that is kicking ass with aforementioned formula.
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