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Tebow "lays Hands" On Brian Dawkins Injured Neck


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From time to time, some of you have joked that Jets quarterback The Golden Calf of Bristol should try to heal injured players and/or opponents.

It’s time to stop joking.

Safety Brian Dawkins, who played for the Broncos during the two years of the Colorado version of Tebowmania, told Alex Marvez and Jim Miller of SiriusXM NFL Radio that The Golden Calf of Bristol tried to heal Dawkins’ injured neck last season.

aaaaannnnd GO!!!

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/03/24/dawkins-says-The Golden Calf of Bristol-laid-hands-on-injured-neck/

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Bashing Faith was never the objective(for me) however i do find the humor in some responses to this. I also am a man of faith but im not into the laying of hands. Prayer is one thing, which is all i belive this was, but faith healers are a totally diff story.

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The big deal is it's a joke thread just like the article, the last line says so much...

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anything to bash faith...

As a person of faith, I personally don't see it as faith bashing because there will always be all kinds of religiousity blended into the faith. We just have to be wise enough to see though it.

Tim is very religious but that is how he was raised. That doesn't mean we are all like that.

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