No. 2 RB Owens picks L'ville, 'road less traveled'
Rueben Owens II, the No. 2 running back in the 2023 ESPN 300, committed to Louisville on Monday, giving Scott Satterfield one of the biggest recruiting wins of his Cardinals coaching tenure.
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That was the one thing Kugler seemed to do well, so it's a shame to see the numbers down.
Kirk has reached his peak; the very top of the pyramid, NFL and College commentator?! Wow’zers!! He is the LeBron of American football commentators!
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ESPN analyst had some thoughts on the college football season.
I don’t think the founding fathers had any thoughts of “ Mother Earth.” Fell free to be delusional though.
I doubt they all believed there was some invisible dude flying around trying to make sure the bad guy with horns didn't bring his fire above the plane that separated his heaven from the bad guy's hell. I mean, the Earth was flat too back then, wasn't it? Or had they already figured out the Earth is actually a mostly round rock?
Ancient Greek philosophers knew the Earth was round; in fact, Eratosthenes calculated a fairly accurate estimate of the Earth's circumference using the lengths of the shadows of two vertical sticks placed moles apart. Everyone who was educated knew that the Earth was round in the 1700s. It is also almost certain that the vast majority of our founding fathers, if not all, were Christians.
Non-Christian Deists such as (Thomas) Paine refused to use Judeo-Christian terminology and described God with such expressions as “Providence,” “the Creator,” “the Ruler of Great Events,” and “Nature’s God.”
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The Founding Fathers, Deism, and Christianity | Christianity, Enlightenment & Religion | Britannica
For some time the question of the religious faith of the Founding Fathers has generated a culture war in the United States. Scholars trained in research universities have generally argued that the majority of the Founders were religious rationalists or Unitarians. Pastors and other writers who
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Yes it is. We date our nation's founding to the ratification of that document, July 4th 1776.
Our Constitution wasn't ratified until 1788, and that wasn't our first constitution (which would be the Articles of Confederation).
You can believe or not believe in whatever you want. But that post shows you to be a hateful, intolerant person. There is no reason to ridicule others beliefs. if you think the founding fathers worshiped Mother Earth more power to you.
Guess we’ll never know until we die.
Just get off your high horse and treat everyone with respect, maybe you will get some in return.
Show me how I was disrespectful. Go ahead. I did not call you "delusional" as you did me or talk about you being on a "high horse." I read your views and expressed mine.
You are displaying the typical Trumpkin republican trait: Projection. You accuse others of doing what YOU do. Sadly, you're not the only one on 'digs but I'm not gonna call people out. No need to. Only YOUR side feels the need to do that.
It would be great if other republicans were more like Axe and KBPro. They present their views and argue their points respectfully. As do I.
Pot, meet kettle. Seems you are the one guilty of what you accused roadkiller of. Speaking of intolerance, you called him delusional, and by definition, “ridiculed” him in the process. Just a bystander’s opinion.
Well, is that not "the" question ultimately at hand? Are we not all born with a *natural* right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness? Or do we get that only when somebody in power assigns that "right"?
When I said you were be delusional I was talking about your belief the founding fathers were referring to Mother Earth as our Creator. I highly doubt that the Europeans at that time believed in Mother Earth. I will agree that Native Americans hold that belief.
You ask how were you disrespectful? Come on dude! The entire rant against God was sarcastic and showed complete disrespect for those who believe in Him. It appears to be you can’t accept that there are reasons for people to have faith in any God.
Im not some holly roller nor do I attend church. I fell many churches are just like many men, corrupt. I do believe in God, and don’t appreciate it when another insults or demeans Him. Think of it this way; I’m sure you wouldn’t want anyone bad mouthing your parents, and would defend them.
My speaking generally about a "god" I don't believe in does not mean I am being disrespectful to believers. It is nothing more than irreverent speech about something to which I hold no reverence.
Those who believe in a "god" are free to hold their god in high reverence. I truly don't care one iota if you or anyone else believes in a christian god, a muslim god, a buddhist god, or whatever other god people people believe in. I have no problem with that. Just don't ask non-believers to do the same as it shows, again, that projection is in play. It appears to be YOU that cannot accept that there are reasons for people to believe in NO god.
Speak irreverently about atheism all you want. It's cool until you directly attack an atheist person for not holding the same views about religion that you hold.
Says someone who handle is Develman. Can be no Devel without religion. Just pointing out the irony!
There is no Devil, but plenty of Devilmen.
Well, the Founding Fathers argued that these rights come from God (Creator, Providence, what have you) and that we are all born with these rights, and if we live under a tyrannical government that suppresses these rights, we are justified in overthrowing it.
"Until the end of time
She gives and she takes."
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