think about it for a minute...

[Grapesoda]

[2013]

i'm straight...

[harvey]

OK, took a whole minute and nothing happened. Thread fail.

[duk75]

Both are wrong.

[Some Guy]

That's an asinine illustration. What percentage of Americans are Christian? 90%? What percentage are gay? We haven't exactly persecuted Christians here in America. Christians were never beaten up or dragged behind trucks. A sports figure admitting he's gay really is a pretty big step.

[xenigo]

That's an asinine illustration. What percentage of Americans are Christian? 90%? What percentage are gay? We haven't exactly persecuted Christians here in America. Christians were never beaten up or dragged behind trucks. A sports figure admitting he's gay really is a pretty big step.

Oh oh! But if you step into church anywhere in this country they'll be touting hell & damnation for the country because we've taken prayer out of schools, and thus removed God from the country. They say that since we've all become atheist, that we're all going to hell.

They equate that as Christians being dragged behind trucks, and as persecution as it gets.

They think that because we've "invited" homosexuality into this country. We've dismissed "morality". We've dismissed the "sanctity of marriage". They say that because we've accepted homosexuality into our lives, we're all going to become flaming homo faggots because we can't resist Satan's temptation of homosexuality. Oh you know, I'm soooo tempted...

Just spend a few minutes on YouTube and you'll see what all the hip Christians are talking about.

[seeandsee]

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[kane]

This this is clearly inaccurate. You tune into any major sporting event and when they interview the winning athlete afterwards many of them thank God or make some kind of remark about how God gave them the strength to do this and I don't ever hear anyone tell them to be quiet.

[Grapesoda]

I was right. Nothing you could post would ever require a minutes thought.

this might: you actually took time from your day to post stupid shit in response to a thread I started... just sayin'

[Grapesoda]

They think that because we've "invited" homosexuality into this country. We've dismissed "morality". We've dismissed the "sanctity of marriage".

so you don't think this is true that the institute of family is under attack? you think it's fine that 3% of the population dictates the order of American life and sets policy the runs the country as long as they are not white men... but it's okay if they are gay?

[Grapesoda]

That's an asinine illustration. What percentage of Americans are Christian? 90%? What percentage are gay? We haven't exactly persecuted Christians here in America. Christians were never beaten up or dragged behind trucks. A sports figure admitting he's gay really is a pretty big step.

actually other that some fans and the press looking for sensationalism no one really cares about black athletes and who they have sex with...

[Grapesoda]

That's an asinine illustration. What percentage of Americans are Christian? 90%? What percentage are gay? We haven't exactly persecuted Christians here in America. Christians were never beaten up or dragged behind trucks. A sports figure admitting he's gay really is a pretty big step.

think of it like this: the press has pretty much told tebow NOT to talk about his religion... what do you think would happen if the press had told the brother NOT to talk about being gay? that's what this cartoon is about to me.... so think about that...

[SuckOnThis]

The problem with Tebow is not his religion, its that he cannot throw a football.

[Grapesoda]

This this is clearly inaccurate. You tune into any major sporting event and when they interview the winning athlete afterwards many of them thank God or make some kind of remark about how God gave them the strength to do this and I don't ever hear anyone tell them to be quiet.

athletes don't really hold press conferences to talk about religion

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[kane]

athletes don't really hold press conferences to talk about religion

Many of them make appearance (in some cases paid appearances) to talk to religious groups.
There was a story in the news recently about a former pro football player who Tweeted his support for the gay basketball player and because of it a religious group that was going to pay him $8,000 to come speak to them canceled his appearance.

A few years ago Tim Tebow and his mom had a pro-life commercial air during the Super Bowl.

While they may not hold press conferences to talk about their religion there are many of them who are not shy about sharing their religious views during interviews about the game and there are many who are involved in sometimes high profile religious events.

[Tjeezers]

I hate to be told what to think or how to act. see, i gave it a minute