Maybe I shouldn't have the used the Christian bit but it was only referring to the crossing of themselves and relating it to Christianity, on another note I notice he didn't do it on Wednesday against Real Madrid, but I'm with you on one point he is over rated and definetley not worth the £24 million we paid for him.ANY1aBLUE said:Blue Maverick said:And engage your brain again and read the post again at no point do i say he is a Christian, I compared it to Christians crossing themselves as they come on the pitch, and then proceed to have a go at the ref.ANY1aBLUE said:Best engage brain before jumping in pal - he isnt a Christian...............
Well, unless you are seeking to pick on him on the grounds of his religious beliefs (very dodgy) then I suggest; ' not very Christian behaviour is it'...........implies just that, as it suggests it would be acceptable in any other religion except the Christian faith - clearly silly,wrong and offensive.
Having said that - I don't like defending Nasri as he's one of the most overrated footballers we've ever had - except at 'hide&seek' at which he excels...........
SWP's back said:So silly of you all to have wars over which way to worship your (same) God isn't it.pauldominic said:SWP's back said:It was for Paul who does as he was talking about "their God" when there is no such thing according to his religion.
It would have been very poor English to replace "their" with "my".
C'mon seriously ...
"Whether its public or private, sincere or not is between the person and my God".
Thats ridiculous.
This is why you can't break through to a better understanding.
The religions have yes have yes.J3SUS said:SWP's back said:So silly of you all to have wars over which way to worship your (same) God isn't it.pauldominic said:It would have been very poor English to replace "their" with "my".
C'mon seriously ...
"Whether its public or private, sincere or not is between the person and my God".
Thats ridiculous.
This is why you can't break through to a better understanding.
We have all been to war to war?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bcYppAs6ZdI[/youtube]normski6071 said:i pray for him 2 put in a good performance
Blue Maverick said:Maybe I shouldn't have the used the Christian bit but it was only referring to the crossing of themselves and relating it to Christianity, on another note I notice he didn't do it on Wednesday against Real Madrid, but I'm with you on one point he is over rated and definetley not worth the £24 million we paid for him.ANY1aBLUE said:Blue Maverick said:And engage your brain again and read the post again at no point do i say he is a Christian, I compared it to Christians crossing themselves as they come on the pitch, and then proceed to have a go at the ref.
Well, unless you are seeking to pick on him on the grounds of his religious beliefs (very dodgy) then I suggest; ' not very Christian behaviour is it'...........implies just that, as it suggests it would be acceptable in any other religion except the Christian faith - clearly silly,wrong and offensive.
Having said that - I don't like defending Nasri as he's one of the most overrated footballers we've ever had - except at 'hide&seek' at which he excels...........
SWP's back said:The religions have yes have yes.J3SUS said:SWP's back said:So silly of you all to have wars over which way to worship your (same) God isn't it.
We have all been to war to war?
I don't so let's call it quitsJ3SUS said:SWP's back said:The religions have yes have yes.J3SUS said:We have all been to war to war?
But that is not every religious person. Religion does good things too. its not for everybody, but there is a lot of hate which i feel is unjustified.