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the Catholic Church does not view gambling as per se sinful; excessive gambling, of course, can be sinful, just like excessive alcohol or tobacco consumption
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'''Unplug the NFL''' is a campaign initiated by ''Conservapedia'' in response to how the NFL has [[Blacklisting Tim Tebow|excluded Tim Tebow]], apparently for being outspokenly [[Christian]].<ref>The slogan "unplug the NFL" was first created by ''Conservapedia'', with this entry.  Others are welcome to use this slogan with attribution.</ref>  The NFL appeases the [[liberal media]], which is increasingly hostile to people who quote the [[Bible]], and the NFL caters to gambling, which is an anathema to [[Christianity]].
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'''Unplug the NFL''' is a campaign initiated by ''Conservapedia'' in response to how the NFL has [[Blacklisting Tim Tebow|excluded Tim Tebow]], apparently for being outspokenly [[Christian]].<ref>The slogan "unplug the NFL" was first created by ''Conservapedia'', with this entry.  Others are welcome to use this slogan with attribution.</ref>  The NFL appeases the [[liberal media]], which is increasingly hostile to people who quote the [[Bible]], and the NFL caters to gambling.
    
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 NFL teams except 4 have deals with fantasy football.  In addition, the NFL advances the [[homosexual agenda]] 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 NFL teams except 4 have deals with fantasy football.  In addition, the NFL advances the [[homosexual agenda]] with its halftime shows at the [[Super Bowl]].
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