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  • Christians Commend ESPN Response to Anti-Jesus Controversy

    John Smyrni »
    Fri Feb 29, 2008 7:13 pm Agree: 1   Disagree: 0

    With regards to "Christianity" the statistics are approximately 40,000 Christian denominations and this number grow by the week. If we all agreed then there would be only one. They do not, so first of all there is no common Christian consensus except that somewhere the name "Jesus" is involved. "Protesting Groups" that use he title Christian do not offer me, an Orthodox Christian any solace by "commending" ESPN in their efforts to Build religious tolerance. This is not about religious tolerance--it is about Jesus and THE Church that he found, not Churches!..."and the gates of hell will not prevail..." Well apparently, what ever is behind those gates is sure trying!

    Secondly, who cares that Dana Jacobsen "respects all religions," If this her way of avoiding anymore problems by saying "I respect Christians." This is not about ALL RELIGIONS, this is about Jesus and the people who call themselves Christians of which he is there God...unless you're a Christian who doesn't believe that.

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