Sheffield Wednesday Player Retires

studio150 · Sep 18, 2016

It would seem that many footballers are religious given the increasing number than offer up a pray or cross themselves when coming onto the pitch or scoring a goal. so it is not difficult to understand the leap to answer the calling and give up football.

To many material items do not matter and the reduced income will not have been a consideration in his decision, hopefully he will be left in peace to start his new vocation.

hart's shirt · Sep 18, 2016

Surport Local Team said:
I believe in God, Father Christmas, tooth fariy, pixies and all other far fetched bull shit!!

Pixies were well worth believing in...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHC9HE7vazI

Pevenseagull · Sep 18, 2016

cowfold seagull said:
yep. It would be a boring world if we all thought the same.

bingo!!!

Pevenseagull · Sep 18, 2016

hart's shirt said:
Pixies were well worth believing in...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHC9HE7vazI

The "Creationists" aren't going to like that.
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It's on 4AD

Cowfold Seagull · Sep 18, 2016

Interesting I think that although both are Israeli, Tomer Hemed is a practising Jew, while Beram Kayal is an Arab and follows Islam.

Polar opposites in term of their faiths, yet both apparantly are great mates.

Pevenseagull · Sep 18, 2016

Cowfold Seagull said:
Interesting I think that although both are Israeli, Tomer Hemed is a practising Jew, while Beram Kayal is an Arab and follows Islam.

Polar opposites in term of their faiths, yet both apparantly are great mates.

Helps that they're not killing each other's kids on the basis that they feel obliged to

mothy · Sep 18, 2016

Sometimes I meet nice people, but find out they are religious.

I am cautious of anyone that is religious. ignoring that it's nonsense - but you can't trust them

poidy · Sep 18, 2016

Football is my religion and the Amex is my church.

Anything else can do one.

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Brian Fantana · Sep 18, 2016

mothy said:
Sometimes I meet nice people, but find out they are religious.

I am cautious of anyone that is religious. ignoring that it's nonsense - but you can't trust them

For a lot of people, myself included, religion is something very private and very personal. A lot of people won't mention that they are religious because in a non-church setting it doesn't have much baring on the conversation you're having.

turienzo's lovechild · Sep 18, 2016

Mustafa said:
NSC is by far the most religiously intolerant website I visit. Really offensive stuff at times.

To each his own, live and let live etc, please.

completely agree...it never takes long for the usual suspects to come flocking to threads like this with their intolerance

very disappointing really

hans kraay fan club · Sep 19, 2016

[MENTION=153]perseus[/MENTION] is going to be especially disappointed. Jeremy Helan is one of his go-to transfer window suggestions.

Peter Grummit · Sep 19, 2016

Jeremy Helan: "Allah is a Massive presence in my life and has almost as many followers as the Mighty Owls. I looked to my conscience each time Forestieri fell over and claimed a foul, and found it wanting."

PG

Seagull58 · Sep 19, 2016

Pevenseagull said:
Can I have communion waffles rather than 'Pringles' for this one?

I am envious of people whose life is enhanced by religion. I have no faith but it seems to make a lot of people happy. What harm has religious belief ever done?

Whoosshhhhhhh

Mackenzie · Sep 19, 2016

What good does religion do that can't be done without religion?

carlzeiss · Sep 19, 2016

May peace be upon him .

Neville's Breakfast · Sep 19, 2016

North Stand Nutter said:
What good does religion do that can't be done without religion?

The main thing that can't be achieved without religion is control. As another poster has mentioned, private and personal faith is a different thing but we should never be hearing about that.

lost in london · Sep 19, 2016

Brian Fantana said:
For a lot of people, myself included, religion is something very private and very personal. A lot of people won't mention that they are religious because in a non-church setting it doesn't have much baring on the conversation you're having.

Regrettably not everyone shares your view. To bring a bit of real life recent experience to this debate, my wife is unwell at the minute and had an email from someone she vaguely knows a few days ago, a little excerpt:

"I don't know if you know, but I am a very devoted Christian with unshakable faith. There is something telling me I need to sit and pray with you, before your operation. I am aware of how completely nuts that sounds! I hope you know me well enough to know that I am not crazy. There is a reason you felt the urge to email me this week. Everything in life is part of Gods plan in some shape or form, although I am fully aware that that is probably a very hard thing to hear, given what you are going through. "

The implication being - god has chosen to give you cancer. To all who believe in a god who would willingly do this sort of thing and who peddle this sort of nonsense, go f*ck yourself, you don't deserve my respect or tolerance.

One more point, she's a recent convert, she's a nice lady, but in my experience they always seem to be the most zealous, as though they are making up for lost time and have to prove to someone (themselves?) just how religious they are.

BBassic · Sep 19, 2016

indy3050 said:
I was christened, my kids are not and never will be. Religion is bollocks, fair play to those who chose to ignore evolution and believe that Adam bonked Eve in the garden etc. The earth is flat after all...

Not all religion is as dogmatic as you seem to believe.

Ex of mine belongs to a free church that believes I a higher power but not necessarily that life stems from sex between a man and a woman made of his rib bone.

The problems faced by the world today are not down to religion but rather down to religious intolerance, both by those of faith and not. Greed and and the pursuit of power have a lot to answer for as well.

GloryDays · Sep 19, 2016

junior said:
Any form of religion should be banned.

How would that be implemented out of interest?

Neville's Breakfast · Sep 19, 2016

lost in london said:
Regrettably not everyone shares your view. To bring a bit of real life recent experience to this debate, my wife is unwell at the minute and had an email from someone she vaguely knows a few days ago, a little excerpt:

"I don't know if you know, but I am a very devoted Christian with unshakable faith. There is something telling me I need to sit and pray with you, before your operation. I am aware of how completely nuts that sounds! I hope you know me well enough to know that I am not crazy. There is a reason you felt the urge to email me this week. Everything in life is part of Gods plan in some shape or form, although I am fully aware that that is probably a very hard thing to hear, given what you are going through. "

The implication being - god has chosen to give you cancer. To all who believe in a god who would willingly do this sort of thing and who peddle this sort of nonsense, go f*ck yourself, you don't deserve my respect or tolerance.

One more point, she's a recent convert, she's a nice lady, but in my experience they always seem to be the most zealous, as though they are making up for lost time and have to prove to someone (themselves?) just how religious they are.

That's a disgusting e mail to receive.
My best wishes to your wife.

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