If I pray in Touchdown Jesus's name for a Notre Dame Victory, will I be a fairweather Christian?

Answer 1

You already are a "faithweather Christian" just by jumping on the Notre Dame bandwagon... Now if you quit cheering for Notre Dame AFTER they lose this weekend to Michigan then you will definitely be a "fairweather Christian".

Answer 2

If you pray to the Christian god for a favor, but you otherwise are not faithful to the religion, then yes, that would make you a fairweather Christian.

Answer 3

in accordance to the Trinity doctrine, Jesus is God, yet a separate individual from the father. The doctrine teaches that there are 3 separate persons -- the father, The Son and The Holy Spirit -- who all contain one God. If this coaching is genuine, there should not be any scripture interior the Bible that portrays Jesus as an entity separate and different from God -- separate and different from the father, particular; yet not separate and different from God. by ability of way of assessment, notice that there is not any scripture interior the Bible that portrays the father as a separate and different entity from God. it would be completely ridiculous, confusing, pointless and contradictory for the Bible to persistently talk with Jesus as an entity separate and different from God, if Jesus is God. however the scriptures you quoted do merely that. repeatedly they talk of Jesus being on the ultimate hand of, not the father, yet God, to that end contradicting the Trinity doctrine. via fact the Bible is God's notice of reality, the reality that it so usually contradicts the Trinity doctrine can recommend in hassle-free terms one ingredient -- the Trinity doctrine is fake. (John 17:17) i've got faith -- via fact i've got faith maximum persons have a minimum of a modicum of intelligence -- that deep down, many Trinitarians understand that the doctrine is fake. yet delight and/or a desire to slot in with the 'Christian' crowd compels them to play alongside, pretending or convincing themselves that they have faith it. Many are to that lead to a state of denial approximately this falsehood. merely look at how they answer the question. Many won't even tackle the particular difficulty you have raised, head on -- via fact they are in a position to't. Their in hassle-free terms determination is to ignore approximately it and quote different so stated as 'evidence texts'. it is not via fact they lack intelligence. that is via fact there is not any credible and passable argument to disprove what the Bible -- God's authoritative notice of reality -- very blatantly shows.

Answer 4

First of all, you have to be evolved enough to know how to pray. But, just for the sake of argument, I'd say no, you'd just be a misguided college football fan, or Regis.

Answer 5

No, it makes you an Animist because your personification of the aspects of God are a reflection of your environment.
In this case, football.

Answer 6

No, I'd say you'd be a typical Christian. One who believes God exists to grant your wishes. If you're stupid enough to actually root for a sports team, then you're stupid enough to think God actually gives a crap about the outcome of a game and would actually listen to your input about it.

Answer 7

you will just be dumb for praying in the first place. theres prolly thousands praying for a ND victory and equally that many praying for a ND loss...praying is worthless.

Answer 8

Judging by the Darwin pic, I wouldn't worry about it much.

Answer 9

Maybe so, but you would also be a fine Footballatrinarian...praise be to the leather oval orb.

Answer 10

lol, that thing is hilarious, i get a chuckle out of it everytime i have to go to dayton! you can try, but it wont help against michigan.