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Hugh's problem is that he doesn't learn. When the inevitable scandal happens, stuff like this will be remembered and played back. It just makes the fall that much farther. But hell, he came back from the first one and he's cashing some big checks, so I guess the laugh's on the rest of us.Auburn coaches, including Hugh Freeze, under fire for baptizing hundreds of students at 'Unite Auburn' event
A freethought association is calling out several coaches at Auburn University for their participation in a university-sponsored religious event.
Does it help that Bruce Pearl was there?***Auburn coaches, including Hugh Freeze, under fire for baptizing hundreds of students at 'Unite Auburn' event
A freethought association is calling out several coaches at Auburn University for their participation in a university-sponsored religious event.
I am surprised the water didn't boil as soon as he got inAuburn coaches, including Hugh Freeze, under fire for baptizing hundreds of students at 'Unite Auburn' event
A freethought association is calling out several coaches at Auburn University for their participation in a university-sponsored religious event.
I don't really have a problem with it. It's not high school. These are ostensibly adults. And while the name Auburn is in the title, I'm assuming the group is something like campus crusade. I get the concern that coaches will mistreat athletes that don't follow their religion, but the same concern exists for coaches that are LGBQT and active in promoting them. I suspect many more female athletes have been discriminated against for traditional christian views on sexuality and would be discriminated against much more often if they didn't toe the line. But I still don't think you can prevent coaches from participating in LBGQT related campus groups.
what would make this story much more intriguing is if the satanic temple showed up on campus offering free unbaptizms for anyone who received it from freeze. they could call it...the unfreezing process!!!!
This. How can you claim to be genuine when you can indict yourself with your own narratives?.
The only reason that narrative has stuck is buying hookers for you is a misdemeanor that gets you fired. Buying hookers for recruits who are under 18 gets you federal prison time.
Let’s compare apples to apples though. I think you don’t find it a big deal because I’m guessing you’re Christian (same here). Let’s change this up a bit.
If Chad and Tonya Prewett are not doing it as part of their work duties, and the process they use is open to any group on campus, I'm still fine with it.
LGBTQ support groups are not religious affiliations, not sure why you are comparing that to an organized religious service or ritual being conducted, potentially, either under the direction or using the resources of a state funded entity or employees of said entity. Not saying there’s a definite separation of church and state violation here, but you can’t compare it to LGBTQ rights groups, or the NRA, or any other secular organization.
Thank you for saying that better than I did with my comparing apples to apples comment.
Why does everyone think it’s one or the other. I think he was buying hookers for him AND for recruits. The one he got busted for in FL was probably for him. Hookers for recruits came down to Oxford from Memphis for recruiting weekends. What’s he going to do on a home visit? Send the hooker to the kids parents house?
The fact that you think being non-religious entitles them to more protections shows why my scenario was spot on as far as identifying a situation where viewpoint discrimination by state employees is more likely.
Baby billy said “reckon I can get some azzzz”
As I recall he was in Tampa recruiting a center, and it was the centers birthday. Easy to connect the dots from there. And I agree the correct answer is most likely both.
Where did I state that it entitles anyone to anything? I said compare apples to apples, religion to religion. You think it’s OK for a religious group that you likely identify with to convert people. The governor of Alabama agrees with you. I would bet that a ton of people in Alabama agree as well. I said that the group who is possibly filing a lawsuit sees this as an overreach by state employees. I gave an example of it being a different religion and then asked you a question that you never answered.
A sprinkle is all you need. It's a symbolic event. The real transformation happens when you internally accept the grace of God which is sufficient for all men.
He can tell a recruit to go to a certain hotel room where that recruit will find a very nice lady and a backpack full of cash.
Freeze is full of ****, and anything he is involved with always seems sketchy, but I think its a pretty big stretch to call this a "University-sponsored religions event" or remotely unconstitutional. They need to do the good Christian thing and tell the FFRF to shove it up their ***...Auburn coaches, including Hugh Freeze, under fire for baptizing hundreds of students at 'Unite Auburn' event
A freethought association is calling out several coaches at Auburn University for their participation in a university-sponsored religious event.
I would have to ask God.............."does this count?"Auburn coaches, including Hugh Freeze, under fire for baptizing hundreds of students at 'Unite Auburn' event
A freethought association is calling out several coaches at Auburn University for their participation in a university-sponsored religious event.
This is such an underrated post. Still laughing every time is see it. Well done.
