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jmowreader

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65. There are a lot of Greek and Norse gods that are pretty cool

Reply to LiberalFighter (Reply #18)

Mon Apr 9, 2012, 09:39 PM

Apr 2012

I'll go with Dionysus, the Greek god of partying and drunkenness.

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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