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In the discussion thread: Tim Tebow tells Texas worshippers: 'It's OK to be outspoken about your faith' [View all]

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Sun Apr 8, 2012, 07:09 PM

GoneOffShore (11,193 posts)

10. Timmy, STFU.

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74 replies	Author	Time	Post
Tim Tebow tells Texas worshippers: 'It's OK to be outspoken about your faith' [View all]	n2doc	Apr 2012	OP
"one nation under God" - which god is ok? Any diety? Or only the God who let his kid get offed?	peacebird	Apr 2012	#1
YOu think this moron has ever read a history book? n/t	malaise	Apr 2012	#2
He's homeschooled	anti-alec	Apr 2012	#17
"home schooled" =/= "xtian fundy"	PavePusher	Apr 2012	#24
and the phrase "one nation under god " was added in the 1950's to the POA	n2doc	Apr 2012	#3
I think it was added in 1957, part of the backlash against "godless commies"... And no,	peacebird	Apr 2012	#5
He'll never open his eyes	madokie	Apr 2012	#28
It was added in 1954. The founding father's didn't want One particular Deity over another	Justice wanted	Apr 2012	#52
It was added as our simplistic threa to the "Godless" communist threat	rustydog	Apr 2012	#23
Jesus? Buddha? Krishna? Confuscious? Allah? Muhammad? Zeus? Thor?	Initech	Apr 2012	#62
I see this guy and I see evil, plain and simple.	RagAss	Apr 2012	#4
Evil really?	Becka2515	Apr 2012	#53
Right Wing Tool = Evil	RagAss	Apr 2012	#56
Indeed	HangOnKids	Apr 2012	#57
Sorry I dont lable everyone with the same brush	Becka2515	Apr 2012	#72
please, alright already he's not evil. just a useful idiot	elehhhhna	Apr 2012	#67
He's set himself up to have to keep the Tebow show going constantly.	brewens	Apr 2012	#6
Tim Tebow is sooo handsome, but boy is he full of shit	Sarah Ibarruri	Apr 2012	#7
Of course it is, it's just not OK for an atheist to ever speak up	Raine	Apr 2012	#8
I guess it's finally safe for Christians to come out of the closet?	pokerfan	Apr 2012	#71
Will be interesting to see what he experiences in NY	HockeyMom	Apr 2012	#9
Timmy, STFU.	GoneOffShore	Apr 2012	#10
Well, he's right. It is okay -	lynne	Apr 2012	#11
yep. and it's also okay for me to call him a bigoted ass.	provis99	Apr 2012	#43
No one is stopping you or	emilyg	Apr 2012	#45
Exactly. You can call him anything you want -	lynne	Apr 2012	#55
Thank you.	emilyg	Apr 2012	#44
he doesnt know any better - people have kissed his fanny most of his life due to football nt	msongs	Apr 2012	#12
'E Pluribus Unum', not 'one nation, (since the 50s) under God'	JHB	Apr 2012	#13
Would he have the patience to watch the TV while a televised Hindu worshipping NFL player	aint_no_life_nowhere	Apr 2012	#14
Until you meet me.	kenny blankenship	Apr 2012	#15
Don't give a crap about this below mediocre backup QB	anti-alec	Apr 2012	#16
Which god?	LiberalFighter	Apr 2012	#18
Thor!	LadyHawkAZ	Apr 2012	#38
A Hammer?	bongbong	Apr 2012	#41
If I had a ham-mer, I'd hammer in the mor-nin'	LadyHawkAZ	Apr 2012	#46
There are a lot of Greek and Norse gods that are pretty cool	jmowreader	Apr 2012	#65
Who cares what a racehorse thinks?	Tom Ripley	Apr 2012	#19
When Tim Tebow has his male prostitute crystal meth scandal, we are all gonna laugh and laugh. n/t	Ian David	Apr 2012	#20
I love the morality of NFL fans	aspieextrodinare	Apr 2012	#21
It's okay for Tim Tebow to be open and outspoken about his faith...	jmowreader	Apr 2012	#25
You are in the minority here on that	aspieextrodinare	Apr 2012	#27
He did his time and continues to do volunteer work	Godhumor	Apr 2012	#33
I wasn't talking about Michael Vick. I was talking about Tim Tebag.	jmowreader	Apr 2012	#64
And Tebow committed no crime	aspieextrodinare	Apr 2012	#66
He committed way too many turnovers in 2011, though	jmowreader	Apr 2012	#73
Dumber than a box of rocks...nt	joeybee12	Apr 2012	#22
I wish there was a thing "inspoken" and this putz would figure out how to be it.	originalpckelly	Apr 2012	#26
This is all a setup	Nevernose	Apr 2012	#29
Wonder what Jesus would have to say to Tebow.	Frank Cannon	Apr 2012	#30
Yep. We need MATTHEW 6:5-6 tee shirts for the games.	aquart	Apr 2012	#58
His NFL career will soon be over.	al_liberal	Apr 2012	#31
Well it may be OK	MuseRider	Apr 2012	#32
He gave a speech to a bunch of people in a church	customerserviceguy	Apr 2012	#36
Oooh I guess you got me there.	MuseRider	Apr 2012	#39
Reporters who should be focused on sports ask him these questions	customerserviceguy	Apr 2012	#51
It is ok to be outspoken about faith as long as they're speaking	Johonny	Apr 2012	#47
Darn!	MuseRider	Apr 2012	#49
According to one article in our TX paper, hundreds of his "Christian" followers got up and LEFT	rainbow4321	Apr 2012	#34
"what this country was based on: one nation under God."	KamaAina	Apr 2012	#35
Is it OK to be outspoken about my disbelief of your imaginary friend in the sky? n/t	Egalitarian Thug	Apr 2012	#37
OMG! The horror! n/t	RZM	Apr 2012	#40
Matthew 6:5-6, Tim.	aquart	Apr 2012	#42
He could do this!!!	JoePhilly	Apr 2012	#54
i was hoping he would use this occasion to come out of the closet	JI7	Apr 2012	#48
!!!	rurallib	Apr 2012	#70
Wow! This guy is cute.	Pool Hall Ace	Apr 2012	#50
It's also OK to just plain STFU about it	hatrack	Apr 2012	#59
But he has no problem with working on Sundays.	Mendocino	Apr 2012	#60
Tim Tebow for first preacher in 2044.	Initech	Apr 2012	#61
Sure, as long as we all get to make our own choices for "God".	MrScorpio	Apr 2012	#63
No doubting his popularity.	Zax2me	Apr 2012	#68
As long as it is okay for us to tell you to stop shoving your religion down our throats. n/t	alarimer	Apr 2012	#69
agreed if one speaks about their religion in public	SydBAThule	Apr 2012	#74

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