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Re: Attributing Sports Wins to God
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] can't wait for the first Muslim coach to win the SB so he can thank Allah for the glorious victory. [/ QUOTE ] Uh, you do know that "Allah" is the exact same "God" Dungy just thanked, right? [/ QUOTE ] They are most definitely not the same "God". Christians believe that Jesus is also God. Muslims believe he was only a prophet. [/ QUOTE ] I wasn't aware of Dungy thanking the sweet baby Jesus, thereby implying that he was honoring only a specific apparition of the same god that defines Judeo-Christian mythology. Did he specify whether or not he was requiring his Jesus to have been a later result of the Immaculate Conception, or did he fail to mention whether or not he strictly follows Catholic doctrine? This is a very important distinction, as we wouldn't want any Lutherans thinking that he was thanking their god. [/ QUOTE ] What the hell are you babbling about? Dungy is a Christian. Christians believe in a triune God (Father, Son, & Holy Spirit). Muslims do not believe in such a God. What's so hard about this? |
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Re: Attributing Sports Wins to God
If there really were an all-powerful being called "God", he'd of had both of them win yesterday.
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