Sports, Theology

Football and theology

Head over to Near Emmaus this week for some theological thinking about the National Football League. Day one’s reflections are here. Brian LePort writes:

Some people may brush off these questions. “It’s just a game.” “Enjoy it, don’t over-think it!” But games matter to people (we fill stadiums with thousands to watch these events) and if the unexamined life isn’t worth living that includes our pastimes!

I’ve submitted a contribution called “Of Linebackers and Liturgy” that will appear later this week. I’ll include a link to that later here at Words on the Word, and I’m sure that everything at Near Emmaus will be worth reading and engaging this week.

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I am the pastor of a great church in a seaside community near Boston, a youth ministry consultant, a husband and father, a seminarian (for a short while longer), and a follower of Jesus.

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2 Responses to “Football and theology”

  1. Thanks for the shout-out!

    Posted by Brian LePort | October 29, 2012, 1:08 pm

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