Jack K
Puritan Board Doctor
The current thread on the Minnesota Vikings game made me think of this question. Several of my friends tell me they are now fans of Vikings quarterback Case Keenum because right after the team's big win he supposedly (I didn't see it) began an interview with the sideline reporter by reciting the line, "First, I'd like to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ." Ditto with Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa, who stopped midway through his post-championship sideline interview to insert the line, having forgotten to open with it.
What do you tend to think when you hear an athlete do this? Do you like it or does it make you cringe? Does it feel like an admirable act of witness to Christ, or more like a violation of the third commandment? If your answer is that it depends, on what does it depend?
What do you tend to think when you hear an athlete do this? Do you like it or does it make you cringe? Does it feel like an admirable act of witness to Christ, or more like a violation of the third commandment? If your answer is that it depends, on what does it depend?