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Oh, well, that clinches it. He didn't do it!

"Could?" Why is there any doubt that he could?

To conservatives who interrupt, you say "how rude." To antifa, which commits violence and threats, you say "turn the other cheek." That gives an inlook into you.

Does your church live stream? No, just a regular baptistry.

Colin Kaepernick?

Revelation 18:6.

I would be totally against such a rule. Is it because this was Aaron Rodgers? Tony Romo lost most of a season in 2010 for that same injury (broken clavicle). But protecting QB's the same as kickers-- then all a QB has to do is fake a throw to cause defenders to hold up; and if they can't, just...

Yeah, I bring a Bible-- not sure why, because the referenced verses are projected on the screen. Maybe, rarely, I will look up a passage in its greater context. I don't bring that pad of bound papers with the red cover with an injun on it (or did you mean something else?).

Notice that verse presumes that anyone who would take away the words of prophecy does have a part in the book of life and the holy city that can be taken away. That can ruffle some theological feathers, especially Baptist ones.

It is if you don't mean what you say. But all (arguably) of us are taught hypocrisy at an early age-- if your 5-year- old is invited to dinner at a friend's home, do you tell him to say it was a good meal even if he thinks it will make him puke right there? As to games... Is it 'alright' to...

That question was asked in regard to a basketball player deliberately fouling an opposing player to stop the clock near the end as the only way to win, though still unlikely. Where is the deceit? There is nothing hidden about the strategy here.

Then answer the questions asked: is it wrong to fake a handoff in football? Is that doing wrong, or playing a game logically to win? Is it wrong to say "thank you" when you are not thankful? Is it wrong to tell a 4-year-old the drawing he just did was "real good" when it's lousy? Did God give...

No. That's logical if your objective is to win...and if it ain't, why play?

Then answer the questions asked: is it wrong to fake a handoff in football?

If a woman has had a breast removed, and she wears a false one under her clothing, is that "deceit?"

Is it wrong in football to 'fake' a handoff? Is it wrong in baseball for a pitcher to give the fastball motion and then throw a changeup? How about in law enforcement? Is it wrong to go "undercover" and pose as a buyer of illegal drugs in order to arrest a pusher? How about missionaries who...

Suppose a team suspects the opposition has figured out their signals at the line, so they change them.Would that be wrong? Is it different from changing the playbook the opposition is thought to have?

I still say the flak they (the Dallas coaches and QB) have is no better than the flak they #might# have. As for Jacksonville's field goal in that game, what are the odds of a FG compared to 4 chances for a TD from the 1? What I was wondering was whether GB would 'let ' Dallas score to have more...

This has been a violent society since before colonization. After colonization began, England shipped many criminals away to its colonies, with the excuse that is one reason for colonization. From that time onward, we have had a significant fraction of criminals among us-- certainly higher than...