An Atheistic Defense Of Tim Tebow

[phoenixdem]

I'm not sure what to make of this piece.

It's official: Everyone on the planet has an opinion on Tim Tebow. By now we've heard from everyone from Rick Perry to Bill Maher to the folks at Saturday Night Live. And of course those opinions result in even more opinions, so much so that Tim Tebow the human being is almost irrelevant next to Tim Tebow the idea. What Tebow represents can be almost anything to anyone, but the person we're all talking about has faded away.

And that brings us to the atheist community.


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[ashout]

Tebow is representing God in a great way, as to his being something other then a man at this point, some sort of symbol, i guess thats true. the man still eats and drinks though, so he's alright!

 

[WinBySurrender]

I think this thread ...
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"Tebowing" Is it mockery or idolotry, or both?

... has said just about everything that needs to be said (and a lot that didn't) about Tim Tebow.

 

[JGG]

As a father, football fan, and atheist, who would I rather see in the limelight? A Tim Tebow or a Michael Vicke? I feel pretty safe that Tebow isn't going to get caught in a doping scandal, brawls in shady strip clubs, or killing dogs for fun. He doesn't seem like the type to have to make a comeback after a prison term.

By the way, I was never here...

 

[ChristianT]

As a father, football fan, and atheist, who would I rather see in the limelight? A Tim Tebow or a Michael Vicke? I feel pretty safe that Tebow isn't going to get caught in a doping scandal, brawls in shady strip clubs, or killing dogs for fun. He doesn't seem like the type to have to make a comeback after a prison term.

By the way, I was never here...

these are not the druids you were looking for

 

[JGG]

Don't get me wrong, next time he goes up against the Steelers I hope they sack him into a psychologically induced coma...but it's nothing personal, it's just football.