| | NFL broadcasts are increasingly promoting [[gambling]] in the form of "[[fantasy football]]," which has grown from only 12 million participants a decade ago to an estimated 56 million, mostly men, today. All but 4 NFL teams have deals with fantasy football. In addition, the NFL advances the [[homosexual agenda]], such as with its halftime shows at the [[Super Bowl]]. | | NFL broadcasts are increasingly promoting [[gambling]] in the form of "[[fantasy football]]," which has grown from only 12 million participants a decade ago to an estimated 56 million, mostly men, today. All but 4 NFL teams have deals with fantasy football. In addition, the NFL advances the [[homosexual agenda]], such as with its halftime shows at the [[Super Bowl]]. |
| − | If the NFL does not want [[Christians]] who quote the [[Bible]], then Christians should not want the NFL. There are many alternatives for sports fans, including college football, major league baseball, NASCAR, basketball and, outside the [[U.S.]], soccer, rugby and cricket. There is also the option of spending less time watching televised sports, and spending that time more productively instead. | + | '''''If the NFL does not want [[Christians]] who quote the [[Bible]], then Christians should not want the NFL'''''. There are many alternatives for sports fans, including college football, major league baseball, NASCAR, basketball and, outside the [[U.S.]], soccer, rugby and cricket. There is also the option of spending less time watching televised sports, and spending that time more productively instead. |
| | Much of the appeal of the NFL is the illusion that it is merit-based, like the Olympics, and has the best players. But the exclusion of Tim Tebow proves that the NFL is not really based on merit, but on [[political correctness]]. | | Much of the appeal of the NFL is the illusion that it is merit-based, like the Olympics, and has the best players. But the exclusion of Tim Tebow proves that the NFL is not really based on merit, but on [[political correctness]]. |