Sorry Senior, but I disagree with you on this one. My take on the guy is that he's a narcissistic fraud. On the other hand, those qualities probably would serve him well on the charlatan tour. Maybe he, Joel Osteen, and Tony Robbins can put their talents together and call themselves "The Traveling Shillburys"
Whatever works, right? I'd say his personality is focused towards the right constituency, but then someone will say I'm out of touch.
No 'Sorry' between Us, V...That's why we have Chocolate and Vanilla! 'It's All Right'...
Only Jesus could have done this, and Jesus, of course, loves me and Clemson football more than he does the rest of you........
Funny but I never heard of Tim Tebow dropping F bombs during a game or trying to get out of a ticket because of who he is. I have never had a problem with Tebow or his message as he seems to walk the walk.
I have no problem with anyones faith but if you are a Christian act like one, don't be a hypocrite, thats why certain people down Christianity because most don't practice what they preach.
I just find it odd that its used in sports, like when a player points to heaven after a viscious hit that he just put on a player especially if a player was injured as a result. Its as if he believes God enabled him to do that.
Be thankful that God gave you a special ability to do certain things, play football, be healthy etc but to say God had a part in one team winning and the other losing, I don't think so.
Its like praising God because you won the lottery or hit it big at the Casinos, why did he do that for just you? What makes you so special that you were the ome chosen and not someone else? Oh well whatever.
Funny but I never heard of Tim Tebow dropping F bombs during a game or trying to get out of a ticket because of who he is. I have never had a problem with Tebow or his message as he seems to walk the walk.
I have no problem with anyones faith but if you are a Christian act like one, don't be a hypocrite, thats why certain people down Christianity because most don't practice what they preach.
I just find it odd that its used in sports, like when a player points to heaven after a viscious hit that he just put on a player especially if a player was injured as a result. Its as if he believes God enabled him to do that.
Be thankful that God gave you a special ability to do certain things, play football, be healthy etc but to say God had a part in one team winning and the other losing, I don't think so.
Its like praising God because you won the lottery or hit it big at the Casinos, why did he do that for just you? What makes you so special that you were the ome chosen and not someone else? Oh well whatever.
Sadly being a Christian is different now than it used to be, a lot of people I know or have known live badly M-Sat then on Sunday they drop a few bucks in the plate and all is forgiven or at least it makes them feel better I guess.
People can do what they want, Dabo included, I have no problem with the guy or what he does if he is sincere about it and I have no reason to believe he is not. Its those holier than thou people that really get under my skin.
Do as I say not as I do.
Those people should have nothing to do with you or anyone else though. There are bad people in every aspect of life. You wouldn't quit a good job just because a coworker was hypocritical.
What you describe is not Christian, 67.Sadly being a Christian is different now than it used to be, a lot of people I know or have known live badly M-Sat then on Sunday they drop a few bucks in the plate and all is forgiven or at least it makes them feel better I guess.
People can do what they want, Dabo included, I have no problem with the guy or what he does if he is sincere about it and I have no reason to believe he is not. Its those holier than thou people that really get under my skin.
Do as I say not as I do.
In theory, you are right, fortworth.What you describe is not Christian, 67.
From what I can read here, Clemson gets somewhere between 25-35% of its money from the government (State or Federal) depending on where the grants are coming from (undefined).
Public institutions should keep their staff from evangelizing. There's no ifs ands or buts about it.
https://media.clemson.edu/cfo/budgets/FY10buddoc.pdf
Personally, I don't want anyone being prevented from expressing a viewpoint.You want to keep Dabo from expressing his religious views in public? I hope that isn't what you are saying
I believe the great majority of people on the planet are God fearing. Most are not Christian though. Most of them go to church faithfully and appear to say and do all the right things yet choose not to partake in God's plan of salvation. It's all free will. There are those folks that have attended my church for decades who have never heeded His call and remain lost souls to this day. It's not devoutly attending church or doing a whole slew of good works that guarantees one's salvation (Ephesians 2:8-9). These folks refuse to get on His bus.In theory, you are right, fortworth.
But throughout my life, I have seen people who claim to be God-fearing, altruistic, righteous and loving, yet are very bigoted, judgemental, pious, superstitious and without a "turn the other cheek" philosophy (vengeful). So many I regard (or regarded) as people I don't want in my life.
As a kid, I recall wondering how people could claim to be so "Christian" on Sundays, yet wallow in hatred towards blacks, Jews, Hispanics and others the other six days of the week. I never figured out the "black only" and "white only" restrooms, water fountains, restaurant sections, bus sections, etc. rational.....even after an adult told me it was to prevent venereal diseases. Huh ???
I lived my childhood in Texas and Oklahoma mostly, yet my parents never planted an intolerance of others within me. This was during the 1950's, when nothing was held back in terms of bigotry.
I'm not an atheist or an agnostic. I have my own inner beliefs. I don't believe there's a god who predetermines fate. And I don't entangle these beliefs with my political views as the current political landscape has no room for civility or decency anymore....and gets worse daily.
As for folks like Dabo Sweeney and Tim Tebow, I'm not at all threatened or offended by their words. People like them are what is right with the word and I think, at least on the surface, they are honorable guys.
You want to keep Dabo from expressing his religious views in public? I hope that isn't what you are saying
God is everything and loving. He is omnipresent (everywhere), omniscient (all knowing), omnipotent (having unlimited power), and omnibenevolent (perfect). He is the creator of everything, the great sustainer, the Truth, and Just. His judgment is perfect and final. All will eventually come under His judgment (thus the fear of the wrathful God). Those whom believe in Him through faith, follow Him on their path to sanctification, and accept His free gift of salvation through grace will reside with Him eternally. Those who don't will eternally be separated from Him. It's really simple.Maybe "fearing" a god in every religion is what's wrong with the world.
If one believes in a loving god, why the fear factor ?
I don't think the field in Santa Clara was a public place. I know they didn't let me on there.
There is a lengthy list of those who pervert the Truth. That list will continue to grow with time. Anyone who turns to man for the Truth will often be mislead. The Truth (God's holy word) is revealed through one's relationship with the Father and His Word. Greed is the great destroyer and separator.My thoughts are if Dabo is using it to get recruits, Momma's and Poppa's approval for their kids to play for him then thats an issue but if he is sincere about it then more power to him. Better than them being offered money or a car but most kids would take the money and or car.
Reminds me of the Warden in Shawshank. "Put your faith is Jesus, your ass belongs to me."
And then you have people like Jimmy Swaggart and Jim Baker begging for your money on tv, my grandmother rest her soul used to send them money all the time.
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Public institutions should keep their staff from evangelizing. There's no ifs ands or buts about it.
So Dabo didn't have the right to express himself including giving praise to God? lol give me a break