DoubleClutch
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Never heard anything like this before.
Imagine if it was nationally televised. breh would probably get canceled online or muted mid sentence.
How Bold is this athletes post win interview speech?
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Never heard anything like this before.
Imagine if it was nationally televised. breh would probably get canceled online or muted mid sentence.
DoubleClutch
Superstar
Brave indeed.
But Had he said "christ deniers" or Jewish people, he wouldn't have a career
Most Christians don’t send shots at Jewish people considering they believe in the same God and book
Delusional,but if the strength of belief empowers him.
More power to him
More power to him
DoubleClutch
Superstar
It seems to be working for him. He’s a 4x champion
All the craziness in the world and the one true God is busy giving him extra energy to wrestle other men.
Waste
Waste
In The Zone '98
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Unnecessary
KnickstapeCity
BigDikktapeCity :shaq:
Most Christians don’t send shots at Jewish people considering they believe in the same God and book
DoubleClutch
Superstar
It’s not God you should focus on but brehs faith or belief in God.
Logically god would have unlimited and endless energy to give out to anyone who has faith and asks so it’s not a miss use by god but breh taking advantage.
This doesn’t mean he gets all his prayers answered but why not give God credit when he comes through
This is just his personal experience so you can’t speak on it. Maybe his faith/god means a lot to him and his life
In the big picture, you’re not factoring in evil (if you believe in God then you believe in Evil) causing the “craziness”.
God doesn’t cause bad things to happen, bad people do. And people have free will to be “bad”
so why blame God?
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staticshock
Veteran
He about to get every conservative led NIL deal
It’s not God you should focus on but brehs faith or belief in God.
Logically god has unlimited and endless energy to give out not anyone who has faith and asks so….. why not give God credit when he comes through
This is just his personal experience so you can’t speak on it. Maybe it means a lot to him.
In the big picture, you’re not factoring in evil (if you believe in God then you believe in Evil) causing the “craziness”.
God doesn’t cause bad things to happen, bad people do. And people have free will to be “bad”
so why blame God?
Dude used his platform to throw shade on other religions. He could've made the same statement without all of that. People do it all the time.
He can believe he's gods chosen wrestler all he wants, but he deserves some criticism here. This is college wrestling, not the Crusades.
It also appears you've set up a scenario where you can give god and his unlimited power credit for things you choose to, but then can say "why blame god?" when its uncomfortable.
Rocket Scientist
Superstar
Funny thing is nog too many NBA players are openly bold like this. Steph Curry seem to have quiet his beliefs. Lebron?Wemby? Pat attention to every post game interview or press conference.