The Subversive Journey
A journey into the subversive world of following Jesus.
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That’s way too much earnestness for the ironic. It’s way too much idealism for the cynical. And it’s way too much selflessness for the self-absorbed. In short, people aren’t upset at Tebow’s God talk. They’re upset that he might actually believe it.
—Daniel Foster ends with this provocative thought in the National Review Online regarding Tim Tebow’s response to Detroit Lions linebacker Stephen Tulloch mocking his style of prayer after sacking the Denver Broncos quarterback: “He was probably just having fun and was excited he made a good play and had a sack. And good for him.”
The commentary is well worth reading. What do you think?
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~Trent Gilliss, senior editor
It is fascinating how mysterious everyone finds the idea that Tebow is legit. I am not sure if this says more about the world or the state of the church.
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gaszookie said:
As long as what someone believes does not impact you, why bother to care?
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