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Originally posted by @js357At the highest level of soccer, it's clear that the rules overly favor the defensive side. That's why soccer will never achieve massive popularity in the US. A world cup game that goes 0-0 even after overtime and is decided by penalty kicks is a thoroughly unsatisfying result.
God chuckles at prayers to win, when it's the point spread that matters.
Wait, do people bet on the point spread in soccer? I mean, there's so rarely much of one.
Originally posted by @bigdoggproblemShe lives in an abstract ideal world.
Hmm. While on the one hand I think it's a bit silly for athletes to point to the sky after every touchdown they score, I can't help but think your statement is a tad absolutist. Righteous people are NEVER supposed to pray for a sports team? Why not?
She thinks her opinions pay other peoples bills
-Removed-I have never really understood the people who think that about prayer in terms of gaining wealth for arbitrary personal prosperity and vanity, let alone SPORTSBALL!
I can see some scenario where, conceivably, it is very beneficial for John Carpenter the poor man to get the job, or how the entire esteem of the nation of Egypt can feel uplifted during dark times through the light of sports...
But like... IDK...
Is there really some rich discussion to be had from thinking what if 100,000 men in England & 100,000 men in France are all praying for a victory in the WOrld Cup Quarter finals?
Both teams can't win. Gotcha, Christians. LOL! /Christfail.
Right... Because clearly this was the original intention of prayer:
Put enough coins into the slot and your team does well at the World Cup.
