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Tag Archives: sports
Does God care about Football? Rider fan nun thinks so
There’s something football related going on. Apparently Saskatoon’s Mayor, Charlie Clark, has announced that Friday, November 17 is Green Shirt Day in honour of the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Not that I find website proof of this statement anywhere, nor do I … Continue reading
Posted in culture, In the Media
Tagged religiosity, Saskatchewan, sports
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Atheist Scruples: how old should a kid be before killing something?
When I was in junior high school or thereabouts, my eldest cousin was down visiting and his kids and I were playing upstairs at my Grandpa’s. The boy was 4 or so at the time and poking around in the … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness Issues, current events, In the Media
Tagged children, death, ethics, games, guns, hunting, morality, Question of Atheist Scruples, responsibility, sports
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Atheist Scuples: hockey edition (or: 1minion fails as a Canadian)
Oh my Flying Spaghetti Monster. What kind of question is this?!? You are a professional hockey coach. Your team loses the cup because a rookie accidentally scores in your net. Do you send the rookie back to the minors? It’d … Continue reading
Posted in Question of Atheist Scruples
Tagged goals, hockey, Question of Atheist Scruples, sports, Stompin' Tom Conners
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Why not picket the New Jersey Devils then?
According to folklore acquired via Wikipedia: Most accounts of the Jersey Devil legend attribute the creature to a “Mother Leeds”, a supposed witch, although the tale has many variations. According to one version, she invoked the devil by saying “let … Continue reading
Posted in culture, In the Media, myths and folktales, religiosity
Tagged beliefs, controversy, demons, faith, faith-based delusions, folklore, lawsuits, myths, sports
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‘fans who blessed themselves in an “aggressive” manner could also face jail’
I’m trying to figure out what that would look like. The post title is a direct quote from this piece in the Daily Record about Scotland’s proposed anti-bigotry law getting fast-tracked. The government are rushing their new anti-bigotry law through … Continue reading
Posted in In the Media, religiosity
Tagged anti-bigotry, crime, hate crimes, riots, sports, violence
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If it’s a religion, I’m an ahockeyist also.
I’ll quote from the Vancouver Sun, in regards to the finals for the Stanley Cup this year. The Calgary Vancouver [only noticed this booboo thanks to a comment. Oopsie.] Canucks have managed to stay in until the end and many … Continue reading
Posted in In the Media, religiosity
Tagged death, hockey, injuries, religion, science, sports
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Churches would love all youth to see Soul Surfer
Not just because Bethany Hamilton’s story of triumph over adversity is admirable, but because the makers of the film (and her parents themselves) made sure the audience would know just how wonderfully Christian she is, thus should use the movie … Continue reading
Posted in Awareness Issues, In the Media, movies, religiosity
Tagged amputees, faith, mental health, movies, reviews, sports, tragedy
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Just how much is “some” of 1.4 million dollars?
I know NASCAR is heavily Christian-oriented so it’s not overly surprising to learn that this year’s winner of the Daytona 500, Trevor Bayne, praised Jesus for the win. He came away with $1.4 million and no doubt offers to throw … Continue reading
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Tagged charity, Christianity, money, morality, skepticism, sports
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President claims opponents are of the Devil and means it
Not the American president, in case you’re wondering. “Means it” might be kind of strong, but I found an article about Jacob Zuma, the president of South Africa, and a strange speech he gave encouraging voters to vote his way … Continue reading
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Tagged beliefs, controversy, faith, faith-based delusions, politics, sports
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God is quite the sports fan…no wonder he likes war
The Salt Lake Tribune lists 12 sports stars that are always keen to give God the credit when they (or their team) win. Not being a sports follower myself, most of those names are unknown to me. There’s a short … Continue reading
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Tagged controversy, faith, god, prayer, religion, skepticism, sports
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