TrueHoosier62

An even more appropriate way of putting this would be for any of us to ask ourselves, how we'd like it if our son had to read such rubbish? We'd be mad as hell and we'd be hurting for our son, who undoubtedly would be upset too. Most of us here are no longer in that age range, as most of us are now adults with children.

I've been a Christian since November 16th, 1983, so thirty years last week. In that time, I've personally seen God at work in my life, and in the lives of those around me. I've seen things happen that could not have been explained away by human intervention or "chance". And I've seen my faith both ebb and flow through both good times and bad. I don't feel that I'm any different that any other person of faith. Certainly, I'm no better, and can't conceive of a scenario whereby I might think that. Hence, I never judge. Having said that, in my thirty years of following Christ, I've also seen some rather ugly parts of my faith, (I really don't care for the word "religion"). I've seen bigotry, racism, hate, idolotry, materialism and judgementalism. I've seen a constant bombardment by a confluence of the Media, Agnostics, Athiests, and other religions and too often, I've seen our response to be to offer up even more evidence supporting their assertions. I don't profess by any means to be a quality individual and a paragon of Christian virtue, but I wish we'd stop shooting ourselves in the foot, and get back to reflecting the love of Christ to the world.

All I can see is an extremely weak team that can shoot the 3. They've no interior defense, and very little on the perimeter. They're not much of a slashing team, hence the reason for all those threes. We ought to win by 20 or more, and that's if we're shooting cold.