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Since Tim Tebow's team was eliminated from the playoffs this weekend and today is Martin Luther King Day, I thought it would be worth dusting off this exchange I had over whether the Tebow controversy was significantly racial in nature. (I say no.)
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btims| 1.16.12 @ 2:14PM
Racial in nature? I say no, however, it is (was) indicative of the over the top, secularist, militant atheist culture we live in today. Hatred of anyone who holds some faith in God and in the pursuit of trying, repeat, trying to hold to some religious principles.
Of course the hate is reserved only for native born American Christians - foreign born Muslims are bowed to and worshipped at Superior Beings.
Kingofthenet| 1.16.12 @ 5:12PM
More like T-boned, amirite?
Tina B| 1.16.12 @ 5:27PM
yawn.
Kingofthenet| 1.16.12 @ 6:47PM
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