Endorsement bigger than Demint...

[freedomforever!]

There is a lot of evidence for the world being 6000 years old. It's interesting, Mickeys, that you have such a conniption when someone even tries to question your beliefs. Aren't we all searching after the truth?

If your argument is that Adam and Eve didn't appear out of thin air, something still appeared out of thin air in the theory of evolution!
What about salt in the ocean? The ocean is slowly getting saltier because water evaporates from it every day and leaves behind salt. If the world was really as old as you seem to think it is, the ocean would be MUCH saltier! There is tons of evidence against an old earth.

You also never refuted the sea sediment argument, instead dismissing it with stupid and rude remarks. It's hard to take you seriously when you do this.

 

[Drex]

Probably will have to work on him after he is out of the playoffs. He is 100% focused on winning
Also don't forget about Kurt Warner he is probably #2

 

[Cody1]

I HIGHLY doubt the fact that a TT endorsement would give us a couple landslide states, nevertheless a win in SC.. I find the amount of fervor behind getting this endorsement kind of corny. I really don't think he is as popular as portrayed lol. This is probably the first time I've heard about him in six months, and I'm around huge football people all the time. I just can't see bagging the religious vote off this dude.

 

[dfalken]

Wanna know how far out of the mainstream I am? i don't even know who Tim Tebow is? Hahaha. I keep hearing his name (including on that debate) and I still don't know. I remember for the OJ Simpson trial (I was more part of the mainstream then) thinking how can they possibly find jurors that don't know about the OJ ordeal? But know I think I could be a good juror for a bunch of high profile cases since I don't even hear about them. I turned off the TV over 10 years ago!

 

[FreeTraveler]

Why, oh, why, would anyone think an endorsement from somebody who carries a ball up and down a field have any value? Ron's not running for quarterback.

#IHateSports

 

[KingNothing]

Wrong.

The world is only 6000 years old.

There are only a few meters of sea sediment on the ocean floors. If the oceans had been around for 3 billion years, there should be kilometers of sea debri accumulation. You've been brainwashed by the liberal media wacko evilutionist idiots.

...and the banana! take a look at that thing! it was made perfect for the hand! Clearly the work of an Almighty.

 

[KingNothing]

They say Tebow doesn't have the right... uh... throwing.. mechanism. Well, I want to be the Tim Tebow of the Iowa Caucus!

 

[fisharmor]

Why, oh, why, would anyone think an endorsement from somebody who carries a ball up and down a field have any value? Ron's not running for quarterback.

#IHateSports

Let's be fair, we're talking about someone who occasionally throws that ball. Obviously someone who is well qualified to contrast the long-term effects of Keynsian vs. Austrian economic policies.

I don't hate sports... just football. Almost as much as I hate people showing up here making unbacked gratuitous assertions about the age of the earth that happen to support their particular religion. I guess I can't blame them: it's how Darwinism has gotten as far as it has.

 

[olsonly]

Lindsey Graham is the kiss of death endorsment in S.C.

 

[jpa]

I HIGHLY doubt the fact that a TT endorsement would give us a couple landslide states, nevertheless a win in SC.. I find the amount of fervor behind getting this endorsement kind of corny. I really don't think he is as popular as portrayed lol. This is probably the first time I've heard about him in six months, and I'm around huge football people all the time. I just can't see bagging the religious vote off this dude.

It's not just the football people, it's the resulting media tsunami it would create. Tim Tebow is simply the hottest thing right now in the media, and that endorsement will introduce Ron Paul to a much, much larger audience than the MSNBC/CNN political crowd. We are talking Joe Six Pack watching ESPN kind of media reach... Jane Winecooler watching E! channel, etc...

 

[idiom]

Wrong.

The world is only 6000 years old.

There are only a few meters of sea sediment on the ocean floors. If the oceans had been around for 3 billion years, there should be kilometers of sea debri accumulation. You've been brainwashed by the liberal media wacko evilutionist idiots.

Ow. For one, the old Earth geological model only postulates that the ocean floors are ~100 Million years old. They supposedly rotate out pretty regularly due to tectonics.

Secondly the 'young' ocean floor sediments can be kilometres thick.

Don't embarrass all the other creationists.

 

[idiom]

It's not just the football people, it's the resulting media tsunami it would create. Tim Tebow is simply the hottest thing right now in the media, and that endorsement will introduce Ron Paul to a much, much larger audience than the MSNBC/CNN political crowd. We are talking Joe Six Pack watching ESPN kind of media reach... Jane Winecooler watching E! channel, etc...

I was actually wondering what it would take to get the Kardashians to have a sit down with RP...

 

[Original_Intent]

Yup just saw that in the paper the other day. Sounds like I think Perry and Santorum was going after him.

Someone asked Tebow to put Santorum on his eye stripes?

 

[No Free Beer]

Tim Tebow should write

"Ron" "Paul"

under his eyes for the football game.

 

[MikeStanart]

Lindsey Graham. That would be the best South Carolina endorsement possible.

HAHAAHAHHA haahahahahaah HA! HAHAHAA~~~!!! BAHAHAHAH TEHEEE OMG HAHAHAAaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAhAAAAAAAAA~!

 

[Aden]

SC is not make or break for Romney. The only way it could be is if he wins by a ridiculous landslide (like with more than 50%, which he won't) or if he finishes in 4th place (which he won't) Anything in between and it is on to Florida in pretty much the same position that he is in now.

You are also SEVERELY overestimating Tim Tebow appeal. Liking him for several 4th quarter comebacks and voting for someone for preident because he is are two VERY different things.

The fact that you actually used the word "landslide" shows that you really don't quite understand the reality of the situation.

There are also quite a few peple who hate Tim Tebow..including many Conservatives. Icluding myself. He can worship as he pleases, bu MANY sports fans have to laugh at a moron who says that God helped him throw that winning toughdown (because we all know God treats the world like his own game of "The Sims" micro-managing every little thing) and then doesn't get mad at God for that game ending interception that he threw.

Even most Christians hate people like that. And I am not talking about the simple kneel he does. It is all his interviews. He is a creationist wacko and that is not the way to get votes. The vast majority of voters, including Republicans know that the world existed 8000 years ago and that Adam and Eve did not appear out of thin air and that dinosaurs do exist and that yes...the Earth DOES revolve around the sun and not the other way around. (I am not saying that Tebow necessarily believes in all those things because I don't know, nor do I care, but that is how he is perceived.)

1.) Tebow has stated time and time again that he believes that God does not care who wins football games. Try reading his book.

2.) My wife and I have 5 degrees between us--including two in the hard sciences--and believe the world to be less than 10,000-years-old.

3.) Stop mocking Christians, realize that you sinned against God and are going to Hell without putting faith in Christ.

 

[Aden]

As somebody who borrowed a TV from family (we don't own one) so that I could watch Tim Tebow finish out this season, I do not want Tebow to endorse anyone. I want Tebow to keep sticking up for Christ and ignore petty political nonsense.

 

[trey4sports]

wow, only the billionth time this has been mentioned.

 

[Aden]

Please...for Ron Paul's sake, never sugggest that the world is 6000 years old while wearing any Ron Paul shirts, buttons, etc.

Ron Paul has stated that he believes in Creation. He has also shown less belligerence in 30 years than you have in two posts.

 

[Giuliani was there on 911]

I think it would help a lot