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"Which means God is either very, very fickle, or had the over."

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Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers probably has some thoughts on who’s responsible for Sunday’s loss to the Seahawks.

 

He just doesn’t think it’s the Creator of the Universe.

 

During his weekly radio show with ESPN Wisconsin’s Jason Wilde, Rodgers was asked about the issue of faith and football.

 

“I don’t think God cares a whole lot about the outcome,” Rodgers said, via the Los Angeles Times. “He cares about the people involved, but I don’t think he’s a big football fan.”

 

That’s exactly what you’d expect someone who was forsaken by the Almighty to say, I guess.

 

Because Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has already staked out the high ground, saying that the Lord Himself not only caused him to throw four interceptions, but then allowed him to lead the Seahawks back to a win.

 

Which means God is either very, very fickle, or had the over.

 

Aaron Rodgers doesn?t think God?s a football fan | ProFootballTalk

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Some of these NFL players really make me laugh. And Russell Wilson is getting into Tim Tebow territory, he needs to be careful if he wants to be a long term leader.

Haha, huge overreaction on your part Guru.

 

FWIW, I agree with Rodgers.

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Haha, huge overreaction on your part Guru.

 

FWIW, I agree with Rodgers.

 

We are back to agreeing to...

We are back to agreeing to...

 

It does appear that way. :D

 

In 3 seasons Wilson has led the Seahawks to 2 Super Bowl appearances and at least 1 championship. The dude can publically praise a goat for the success, and it ain't gonna change a thing. He wins, and he'll stay the leader/QB in Seattle as long as that remains the case, regardless of his religious views/preferences.

I'm leaning towards having the over.

I agree with Rodgers 110%. I've always felt this way.

 

He has just a little more going on, a whole hell of a lot more important in the world than who wins a football game.

I agree with Rodgers 110%. I've always felt this way.

 

He has just a little more going on, a whole hell of a lot more important in the world than who wins a football game.

 

Amen!

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I agree with Rodgers 110%. I've always felt this way.

 

He has just a little more going on, a whole hell of a lot more important in the world than who wins a football game.

 

Which means you think Wilson is full of it, correct?

Which means you think Wilson is full of it, correct?

 

Personal beliefs. Why do either of them have to be wrong?!

Personal beliefs. Why do either of them have to be wrong?!

 

Because it's religion...

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I forgot, everyone gets a trophy.

Personal beliefs. Why do either of them have to be wrong?!

 

Because if you take the stance that "God lifted us to the win," by definition you are also saying that God had it out for the losing team. It's completely absurd.

Because if you take the stance that "God lifted us to the win," by definition you are also saying that God had it out for the losing team. It's completely absurd.

 

So are the beliefs of Amish people on medical treatment, that doesn't make them wrong though.

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