Two TCU players arrested for a felony.

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Pretty soon the TCU Kicker will suit up as a DT....jeezo TCU. It's hard to compare TCU to Baylor....for now they sit smugly in the Top 5 with a brittle foundation and rattling skeletons in the closet.
 

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Article states that the two were accused, provides no witness statements or confessions of the accused. To come to the conclusion that they indeed committed a felony is premature at best.
 

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That's a reasonable reminder. I changed my post to say they were accused.
 

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scott pruitt and mary fallon were right,take down the ten commandments and how will they know right from wrong? . oklahoma,is this great state or what?
 

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Hey look its the athiest who is obsessed with God ha-ha. Gotta love it
well damn,now i can't walk around on the streets of glory with you and born again christian jeffrey dahmer,oh yeah,a guy that murdered,had sex with dead people,but he's forgiven,said he was sorry.what a great religion you have.
 

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Poor gsx....must be a miserable life. He is obsessed with something he said doesn't exist. Ha-ha. Then again he is just a dopehead, should I really care what he says or thinks? He doesn't even obey the law
 
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It happened before their game against Stephen F Austin nine days ago.

The accusation is that they beat up another TCU student to take a case of beer. Starting defensive end Mike Tuaua and back up receiver Andres Pettes-Wilson.

http://espn.go.com/college-football...rested-felony-complaint-robbery-bodily-injury
All my life I have seen many so-called Christians "talking the talk", but never "walking the walk". The game of football reveals a lot of such hypocrisy....and often is a religion to many.
 

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All my life I have seen many so-called Christians "talking the talk", but never "walking the walk". The game of football reveals a lot of such hypocrisy....and often is a religion to many.
To be fair, I have also seen many non Christians talk the talk but not walk the walk. Hypocrisy does not apply to only one group of people.
 
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All my life I have seen many so-called Christians "talking the talk", but never "walking the walk". The game of football reveals a lot of such hypocrisy....and often is a religion to many.

Show me any Christian who says he/she has never failed to walk the walk, and I'll show you a liar. If Christians were perfect, they wouldn't constantly be in need of a Savior. They would be able to save themselves.

"It is not those who are well who need a physician, but those who are sick. I have not come to call the righteous but sinners..." said the greatest man to ever walk this Earth.

Christians understand this... and are beyond grateful.
 

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Show me the wealthy preacher behind the pulpit preaching prosperity while begging for your donations and I'll show you a liar and a deceiver.
Oh, the 41,000+ sects/denominations of so called Christian churches should be enough... yet someone will create a new one tomorrow.
 
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Show me the wealthy preacher behind the pulpit preaching prosperity while begging for your donations and I'll show you a liar and a deceiver.
Oh, the 41,000+ sects/denominations of so called Christian churches should be enough... yet someone will create a new one tomorrow.

Yep, tax exempt status, sad, lonely women hanging onto your every word...that kind of power has to be a little bit intoxicating.
However, no way are all those guys are corrupted...no way.
 

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21 major religions and a thousand more,none of them have anything to do with god, and .btw,according to your bible,jesus wasn't a law abiding citizen,he was an outlaw liberal. 1. Christianity 2.1 billion
2. Islam 1.3 billion
3. Secular/Irreligious/Agnostic/Atheist 1.1 billion
4. Hinduism 900 million
5. Chinese traditional religion 394 million
6. Buddhism 376 million (see also buddhism by country)
7. Primal indigenous 300 million
8. African traditional and diasporic 100 million
9. Sikhism 23 million
10. Juche 19 million
11. Spiritism 15 million
12. Judaism 14 million
13. Bahá’í Faith 7 million
14. Jainism 4.2 million
15. Shinto 4 million
16. Cao Dai 4 million
17. Zoroastrianism 2.6 million
18. Tenrikyo 2 million
19. Neopaganism 1 million
20. Unitarian Universalism 800,000
21. Rastafari movement 600,000
 

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this is what christians want to teach kids in school,the 6000 year old earth..get your tickets water,if you can tear yourself away from dial a prayer and daystar tv for a couple of days.
 

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this is what christians want to teach kids in school,the 6000 year old earth..get your tickets water,if you can tear yourself away from dial a prayer and daystar tv for a couple of days.

As I said, atheism is a religion that requires great faith. Guess that is why there are so few.
 
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You forgot atheism
Atheism is not a religion....if it was, then baldness is a hair color or abstinence is a sexual position.
There is not a common belief system in atheism. There's no atheist scripture. There is no atheist pope. Basically, it is a non-belief in God (or gods) or things and events that are regarded as supernatural, yet it is a belief in morality and compassion....in the absence of the existence of a deity.
 
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I suspect that most believers I know, have feelings of distrust of the prosperity theology preachers on tv that gsxrace does. But I agree with another post above, saying that you can't paint that broad a brush so broad to include everybody who does it.

On the atheism as a religion, I'd vote yes on that for a couple of reasons. It is a religious view. And I'm certain it takes more faith to hold that position than it does to believe what I believe.

OUr existence screams design. And all the evidence we have about how creation functions, would exclude not having God. When you hear the absurdity of those, confronted with the contradictions of believing that there used to be nothing, and out of that came not just things, but life and love and sex? It's beyond preposterous. They are more willing to believe that aliens from other worlds planted us here. And of course the same problems arise from the existence of the aliens. But for the God haters, that is without any foundation, but more believable for them, than the God who communicated with us, in our limited ability to comprehend compared to Him.

It's not that in life, that I guess gsx thinks, that somehow an amoeba came to be out of non living goo, and then we somehow came to be from that. But that the complementary person, either the female or the male also only needed several billion years to make it happen. It takes a whole lot more faith to believe that. (And he has no possible explanation for the goo.)

I mean for generation two to happen, then the parents of generation one had to be perfectly there at the same time in history and place. Her eggs had to be sitting there waiting to be fertilized when his sperm know just how to get there.

And even the great atheist Stephen J Gould recognized and admitted in some later writings that marco evolution is not in the fossil record. He just knew that it had to be true, because he'd already presupposed that God was a figment of some long ago imagination.

Atheism has become the official religion of the United States government. And I know what the Constitution is supposed to say about that.
 

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why can't christians get this through there head? Believing with you that religion is a matter which lies solely between man and his God, that he owes account to none other for his faith or his worship, that the legislative powers of government reach actions only, and not opinions, I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should 'make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,' thus building a wall of separation between church and State.
 

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Well, this thread has certainly gotten derailed. Funny how politics and religion bring out the best oand worst in all of us.

Okay, back to the pissing match..... :(
 

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why can't christians get this through there head? Believing with you that religion is a matter which lies solely between man and his God, that he owes account to none other for his faith or his worship, that the legislative powers of government reach actions only, and not opinions, I contemplate with sovereign reverence that act of the whole American people which declared that their legislature should 'make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof,' thus building a wall of separation between church and State.

Liberal justices dredged that up from Jefferson's letters coming from the opposite direction and you already know that. the idea that the writers and ideas of the Constitution had any contemplation of excluding God is absurd also.

The idea that the framers intended some future culture where the vilest forms of sexual expression as entertainment, fall under free speech, but a biology teacher mentioning the possibility of design and therefore designer being prohibited would seem to be the opposite of your quote. It is a tyranny intended to be illegal to prohibit the biology teacher from speaking the truth. But liberal justices frequently do the role of the legislature, and the legislature was not supposed to prohibit the free exercise. Liberals think that it is okay for the justices to do it.

The establishment clause was designed to not allow the government to give preference to Baptist over the old style equivalent of Episcopals. Or more importantly, protestant over Catholic or the reverse of that. It was about not allowing the horrible impact of then recent British history.

Where did the Declaration say these rights came from? That was really the first document of the new nation. To think that the framers intended to exclude The Creator, is the highest form of history reforming prejudice. But you are full of it.
 
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T/J was a smart m/f History, I believe, furnishes no example of a priest-ridden people maintaining a free civil government. This marks the lowest grade of ignorance of which their civil as well as religious leaders will always avail themselves for their own purposes.
 

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Atheism is not a religion....if it was, then baldness is a hair color or abstinence is a sexual position.
There is not a common belief system in atheism. There's no atheist scripture. There is no atheist pope. Basically, it is a non-belief in God (or gods) or things and events that are regarded as supernatural, yet it is a belief in morality and compassion....in the absence of the existence of a deity.
lol what a load of crap. Atheism is a belief system and a very strong one at that. People that get sucked into it usually have a hard time getting out...although some eventually do
 
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This describes GS to a T
 
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