Is it possible God was punishing us?

[goldentrianglefoodie]

Jerry Falwell is a man of great faith and I wonder whether God saw the Liberty Flames as the more righteous team in our matchup.

 

[Willow Grove Dawg]

You dudes never quit underestimating the dead injuns

 

[jdbulldog]

and them dang dead injuns follow us from coast to coast.....

 

[JungRebel]

A question best answered by C66

 

[MeridianDog]

Is it Possible?

No.

 

[preacher_dawg]

The only program that I ever see God punishing is Ole Miss football. I'm being serious about that. The Bible doesn't take too kindly to God's name being used as a means of wordly advancement.

 

[was21]

HE didn't have anything to do with it....HE helps those who help themselves

 

[was21]

Tell your second sentence to the TV preachers

 

[JungRebel]

It never ceases to amaze me that you take yourself seriously as a preacher.

Freeze getting a two game suspension and us losing two years of bowl eligibility and 15 scholarships is pretty weak for divine retribution. And of course, they guy who said God loudest got the weakest punishment of all. He still has a better job than most and flies private most weekends. I think he still considers himself blessed. If flaming rocks fall on him and Vaught Hemmingway I will change my tune.

 

[tatedog]

Does anyone else think Liberty's coach looks like Thomas Sowell's twin brother? Nothing to do with the OP really, just an observation.

 

[ArcherSPS]

Stop being a weird ***, please.

 

[JoMo MoJo]

The only program that I ever see God punishing is Ole Miss football. I'm being serious about that. The Bible doesn't take too kindly to God's name being used as a means of wordly advancement.

Were you here for the sCam kNewton ordeal?

 

[vandaldawg]

Jerry Falwell is a man of great faith and I wonder whether God saw the Liberty Flames as the more righteous team in our matchup.

NSIS

 

[preacher_dawg]

Were you here for the sCam kNewton ordeal?

But as far as I know, Auburn's coach didn't have a very public display of Christianity. I only said the Ole Miss football program, and I wouldn't say that now. I remember posting when Hugh started talking so much about his Christianity, that he really needed to keep his program squeaky clean. Btw, I would now say the same thing about Dabo in Clemson or Barnes at Tennessee. When you publicaly take the name of Christ on your lips, weather it is a sports program or a business, or a church, you need to make sure you are strive to do things in an ethical manner, not that you won't sin, but by and large, it should be ethically upright, and that includes me and my church. The outside world watches, and even more so, God is watching.

 

[mount lefroy]

But as far as I know, Auburn's coach didn't have a very public display of Christianity. I only said the Ole Miss football program, and I wouldn't say that now. I remember posting when Hugh started talking so much about his Christianity, that he really needed to keep his program squeaky clean. Btw, I would now say the same thing about Dabo in Clemson or Barnes at Tennessee. When you publicaly take the name of Christ on your lips, weather it is a sports program or a business, or a church, you need to make sure you are strive to do things in an ethical manner, not that you won't sin, but by and large, it should be ethically upright, and that includes me and my church. The outside world watches, and even more so, God is watching.

Get a different username. Seriously.