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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Does anyone else cringe at blatant evangelism in sports?

Prayer circles, coaches proselytizing, etc?

It’s at all levels — youth, college, pro.

I get praying for the safety of participants but why do these people thing God cares about sports, much less has a preference for a victor? Specifically, why do some winners insinuate that God helped them win? [/quote]

You "cringe" at this, OP? What an odd choice of words. Are you always so fragile?

I think it's great and has a positive influence on younger kits/ players.

If you've never been to Faith Night at Nats Park, you should do so one year. It's very uplifting.[/quote]

Tgey guy next to you being gay and proud of it  does not infringe on any of your rights.

Coach lead prays does.[/quote]
Which rights does it infringe upon?[/quote]

Freedom of religion also includes freedom from religion.[/quote]

It doesn’t. Who told you that? No where in the constitution does it say that.

A coach praying on a field infringes on what right?[/quote]

Where in the constitution does it say that everyone has to have a religion?

Freedom of religion is the right to have any religion or no religion at all.  Not being religious is not against the law in the US.[/quote]

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