Does God care about outcomes?

Every time I hear the black dude, he's all about "God put me in that position" for some random event.

Is your perception of God so narrow-minded Sup Forums?

I mean, do you think God was up there thinking, let's put Trump in. I'll put some Michigan voters in a good position.

Or is this just shallow thinking?

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if they kick the pat yes

Maybe he'll take them to the Superbowl and fuck them up again. That's always good for a laugh.

I have definitely had some good outcomes in life where it seemed like a bit of divine intervention was involved.

I dont think God would ever directly control any situation because that would interfere with the free will he gave to us. If he is real, its not like he would take control of a voters thoughts and put the thought in their head they HAVE to vote for somebody, but perhaps influence their feeelings, like urging their feelings more towards an outcome. Like taking a gut feeling and intensifying it x10

The NFL has wizards.
How else could they make a perfect FG go flying off by 45 degrees?

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God wanted me to catch this thing!

I 100% believe this. Only because i witnessed the Tebow statistic anomaly

The 316 game
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On Jan. 8, 2012, three years to the date that he caused millions of football fans to Google the meaning of John 3:16, Tebow played his first NFL playoff game, against the Pittsburgh Steelers. And

Tebow threw for 316 yards.

Tebow averaged 31.6 yards per completion, the highest single-game postseason completion average in NFL history.

Ben Roethlisberger's second-quarter interception, which led to a Matt Prater field goal and a 17-6 Broncos lead, came on 3rd-and-16.

The Steelers finished the game with a time of possession of 31:06.

And at the time Tebow threw the game-winning 80-yard touchdown pass to Demaryius Thomas -- the NFL's longest postseason pass in overtime history -- CBS's final quarter-hour overnight ratings were, yes, a 31.6.

Link to ESPN article

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Yes, because some god / gods / whatever totally care about some stupid ape scoring points in a made up game, rather than people who actually contribute positive things to the world. The ego of these niggers is insane.

Its cause they dont know that jews are the ones who gave them everything they have

Basically
Black success is like the holocaust

A jewish fabrication

Poor Minnesota -5.5 bettors

That is how it works is how our destiny unfolds. It is all his will, although he suffers with us during our hardships. Every second is his will.

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I also believe this is a fufillment and proof of proverbs 36. In all ways acknowledge him and he will direct thy path. Nigs making millions playing a game yet acknowledging God over and over is not by mistake

God created Earth for the express purpose of watching Tom Brady play football

God grants you fortitude and the will to overcome if you devote yourself to him and keep his commandments. He doesn't do gibsmedats. Fucking shameless niggers.

I watched it live. It was the most amazing thing I've ever seen in sports. God is real. The NFL was so Tumblr-tier triggered that they had a witch hunt to kick him out of the league.

If he does He loves America, and the New England PATRIOTS. I just wish my Bills with the Red White and Blue could just have one.

they kneeled

Predestination is an immoral philosophy.

how do you not just wrap up and tackle him? Marcus Williams went down as one of the all-time dumbest humans tonight

Who the fck cares about the national felon league?

From what I can gather, Christian theology says that while God does not directly intervene (as this would contradict Christian free will, which is necessary because God made us just to follow him, we would have no free will or, for all biological determinism advocates, we could not believe we have free will), following God obviously has good benefits. When people say stuff like this, it should be more like “I’m glad God has led me here” or “God was with me there” (which are both variations I can remember hearing).

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