Ray preaching the word

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I don't know if you guys saw his talk on ESPN just a minute ago about how the NFL is failing respect wise across the board, but I was thoroughly impressed with him as an ambassador of the NFL. No matter what he did or didn't do in the past, he's a very good role model to many young people around the world. He has huge faith in God, and he speaks his mind. Very nice to see in a world full of sheep and not wolves.
 
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Ray Lewis maybe? The ATL murderer.


You know things are out of line when a guy accused of murder can pontificate about a guy slapping his wife.
 
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I wouldn't look to the likes of anyone on NFL Sunday Countdown for guidance on domestic issues. But ya know, if you're cool with a guy that stabbed two people to death because he loves him some Jesus now, knock yourself out.
 
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Ok, here are some facts:

Ray's suit has never been found.
He lied to the Police initially claiming he wasn't there.
He was charged with obstruction of Justice and sentenced to 1 year of probation.
He was fined by the NFL.
He settled out of court with the victims families for an undisclosed amount.
He now uses Christ as a platform to present a "reformed" image of himself.

If you'd like to sync your moral compass in with that guy, knock your self out.
 
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And Cris Carter could shut up about parenting too. His son couldn't quit pot long enough to stay in Bama or Ohio State. These guys are theatrical and hypocritical.
 
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TXA&M07 said:
Ok, here are some facts:

Ray's suit has never been found.
He lied to the Police initially claiming he wasn't there.
He was charged with obstruction of Justice and sentenced to 1 year of probation.
He was fined by the NFL.
He settled out of court with the victims families for an undisclosed amount.
He now uses Christ as a platform to present a "reformed" image of himself.

If you'd like to sync your moral compass in with that guy, knock your self out.
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I was replying to the post that he was the Atl murderer.
Ray Lewis was a witness in a case where even the defendants were acquitted. A jury found them not guilty due to self-defense. According to the court system a murder never even occurred. Lewis originally lied to police to but flipped and was the state's key witness. He did more time than the actual two defendants.
It's so lazy/ignorant to call him a murderer.
Also, what's wrong with someone changing their life and finding Christ? How does that affect you? Is cynicism a requirement to post on message boards?
 
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Meh, I don't see anything wrong with turning to Christ. I did years and years ago. Didn't even have to be indicted on attempted murder charges either. Guess I'm special.
 
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So being a murderer is a good role model?

Please tell us more....
 
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volinreallife said:
Yea. I don't have a problem with pot, but not being dedicated enough to quit for 4 years might reflect on his up bringing.
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fyp

When you have a big family (I grew up in a family of 8, my Mom, a family of 12) you see that everyone is raised roughly the same but the results vary greatly.
 
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