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Originally Posted by CFrance
If that were the case, why wouldn't he choose a more broad-minded church at which to profess his faith? If I were famous and were going to profess my faith publicly, I would choose a venue in tune with my beliefs. I'm wary of his choice.
And in answer to another poster who wonders why anybody pays attention to a third-string quarterback, I think it is because he is a very famous quarterback, for whatever reason. So he has some credibility to some people.
Again, I have nothing against Tebow. But I wonder exactly where his beliefs lie. Is he narrow-minded toward other religions? I have concerns due to the beliefs of the church where he is speaking. Hard to believe he would choose this particular church if he had a broad-minded, accepting view of others' religious beliefs.
I'm a liberal Presbyterian, to let you know where I'm coming from.
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A Christian's testimony of how God has been merciful, powerful and beneficent in his/her life is for
anyone, not just those who are "broad-minded" in today's American political terms.
Christ himself was not politically correct nor "broad-minded" nor "accepting of others' religious beliefs". He made this quite clear when saying:
"6 Jesus answered,
“I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."
John 14:5-7 NIV1984 - Jesus the Way to the Father - Thomas - Bible Gateway