Why Brit Hume Comment on Tiger Woods is Creepy, Wrong

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The Cold War was fought against cruel Commie atheists who—we were warned by our leaders at the time—had no fear of God's wrath because they simply didn't believe in Him.
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James

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A of NE 10:04AM June 20, 2010

в итоге: спасибо!! а82ч

adjuct of AL 4:30PM February 24, 2010

I agree with you Doug.

Kristal L. Rosebrook of IN 3:10AM January 25, 2010

I agree with Brit Hume. Chritianity is the way to go when your guilty of moral depravity. He can do it in the name of heaven and justify it in the end. like the catholic priests who rape little boys.
Trying to follow a true and righteous path is just too much trouble in this modern age.

tedhaupt of NJ 11:59AM January 24, 2010

More than one crash occurred that night. The lives of two people also came crashing down. Tiger's money doesn't fix that, in fact, may have even contributed to it. Out of the ruble of these crashes comes a voice saying "You need forgiveness. Christ offers that forgiveness." A forgiven Tiger Woods, a restored relationship. I like this alternative.

Doug Forrest of NC 4:23AM January 15, 2010

We appreciate your comments on 01-04-10 concerning what Tiger Woods needs. If more Christains would voice their faith in God, we would be a better nation. We as a nation should began to stand up and voice our Christain belief without being attacked by people with no faith.

James and Vera Land of GA 6:47PM January 13, 2010

I thought that Brit Hume was from the "fair and balanced" "news" side of Fox, not the "opinion side" as Fox love to point out. Oh wait, there isn't really a fair and balanced "news" side to fox. It's all opinion. I forgot.
Hail Zeus. He never has to take a day to "rest".

DaDA of TX 5:18PM January 11, 2010

Well said Mr. Farrell. It is certainty in a particular deity that is more frightenting than many things in this world.
"Men never do evil so completely and cheerfully as when they do it from religious conviction." - Blaise Pascal

Mike (FVThinker) Burns of IL 8:59AM January 11, 2010