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Deion Sanders Refuses to Stop Praying and Calling on Jesus Even as Atheist Group Wages War on Him By Bryan Chai, Western Journal March 9, 2023 at 6:18pm

Deion Sanders Refuses to Stop Praying and Calling on Jesus Even as Atheist Group Wages War on Him

By Bryan Chai, Western Journal March 9, 2023 at 6:18pm

As was often the case throughout his Hall of Fame NFL career, University of Colorado football coach Deion Sanders doesn’t seem at all fazed by what his critics are saying about him.

Sanders, 55, recently drew the ire of the Freedom From Religion Foundation for “infusing” the Buffaloes football program “with Christianity.”“Multiple concerned Colorado residents have reached out to FFRF to report that CU’s new football coach Deion Sanders has been infusing his program with Christianity and engaging in religious exercises with players and staff members,” the atheist group’s letter to the school read.The group then cites several examples of what they deemed to be Sanders crossing a line.

Those incidents included beginning and ending meetings with prayer, which FFRF considered a crime so severe that it actually listed off several demands for Sanders and CU Boulder.

The demands included that Sanders “be educated as to his constitutional duties” and for the school to produce written notification that Sanders would no longer promote prayer.

According to The Center Square, the school’s executive vice chancellor, Patrick O’Rourke, claimed that Sanders “was very receptive” to an unspecified “training.Importantly, The Center Square also reports that the First Liberty Institute has filed, in effect, a counter-argument with the school.

“Coach Sanders does not lose his constitutional right to free exercise of religion simply because he is an employee at CU,” that rebuttal letter read.

Do you want to see more football coaches pray with their teams?

It’s unclear if Sanders has seen that rebuttal on his behalf, but, at the very least, the loquacious head coach seems to be tacitly agreeing with the spirit of it.

Because Sanders has not slowed down his use of prayer or references to his faith since the FFRF complaint was originally filed on Jan. 24.Even a cursory glance at Sanders’ social media profiles shows that he is still loudly and proudly professing his faith.

I Pray you have a Blessed day! #CoachPrime
— COACH PRIME (@DeionSanders) March 4, 2023

“I Pray you have a Blessed day!” a tweet from Saturday read.

A couple of days before the above tweet, Sanders sent out a tweet thanking God.Why is there so much hatred & anger ? It’s somewhat because most of us had opportunity & we messed it up. When we see another person take advantage of the very thing that we were complacent & without focus we lose it. Thank God we have a God of second chances. #CoachPrime

— COACH PRIME (@DeionSanders) March 2, 2023

“Thank God we have a God of second chances,” Sanders tweeted out.

Later that same day, Sanders praised God on Twitter.

Life is Good but God is better. #CoachPrime
— COACH PRIME (@DeionSanders) March 2, 2023

“Life is Good but God is better,” Sanders tweeted.

Whatever comes of this minor controversy surrounding FFRF’s complaint about prayer has not diminished excitement over CU football. Despite finishing last year with just one win, Sanders’s palpable energy has generated a buzz in the college football community.

Sanders’ first game as the Colorado head coach will come on Sept. 2, when they travel to face Texas Christian.This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.

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Any time they need to back up their Leftist narrative or cover up their failures they simply change the English language to best suit their needs.

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In a recent Facebook meltdown, Keeler, who is a member of the Yankton Sioux Tribe, claimed that it is a “sad day” when “white Christians” – whom she so lovingly refers to as “white saviors” – adopt American Indian children because they don’t really care about helping Native American babies.“I’m sick of white Christians adopting our babies and rejoicing,” Keller ranted. “It’s a really sad day when that happens. It means the genocide continues.”

Apparently, as far as she is concerned, when “white Christians” adopt orphaned Native American children, and give them a home and a loving family, they are somehow “stealing” the children and committing the ultimate atrocity of “changing their names.”

“If you care about our babies, advocate against the genocide,” she continued. “Help the actual issues impacting indigenous parents, stop stealing our babies and changing their names under the impression you are helping. White saviors are the worst!”

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“I would like to think that the bench and the bar would be seeking more modern precedent,” he said.

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Initially, Gardiner sided with Jason Heidemann. The law at the heart of the case governs how to divide “goods and chattels.” The judge ruled that because embryos could not be bought or sold, they couldn’t be considered as such and therefore Honeyhline Heidemann had no recourse under that law to claim custody of them.But after the ex-wife’s lawyer, Adam Kronfeld, asked the judge to reconsider, Gardiner conducted a deep dive into the history of the law. He found that before the Civil War, it also applied to slaves. The judge then researched old rulings that governed custody disputes involving slaves, and said he found parallels that forced him to reconsider whether the law should apply to embryos.

In a separate part of his opinion, Gardiner also said he erred when he initially concluded that human embryos cannot be sold.

“As there is no prohibition on the sale of human embryos, they may be valued and sold, and thus may be considered ‘goods or chattels,’” he wrote.Crockin said she’s not aware of any other judge in the U.S. who has concluded that human embryos can be bought and sold. She said the trend, if anything, has been to recognize that embryos have to be treated in a more nuanced way than as mere property.

Ashby said he was baffled that Gardiner felt a need to delve into slavery to answer a question about embryos, even if Virginia case law is thin on how to handle embryo custody questions.“Hopefully, the jurisprudence will advance in the commonwealth of Virginia such that … we will no longer see slave codes” cited to justify legal rulings, he said.

Neither of the Heidemanns’ lawyers ever raised the slavery issue. They did raise other arguments in support of their cases, however.

Jason Heidemann’s lawyers said allowing his ex-wife to implant the embryos they created when they were married “would force Mr. Heidemann to procreate against his wishes and therefore violate his constitutional right to procreational autonomy.”Honeyhline Heidemann’s lawyer, Kronfeld, argued that Honeyhline’s right to the embryos outweighs her ex-husband’s objections, partly because he would have no legal obligations to be their parent and partly because she has no other options to conceive biological children after undergoing cancer treatments that made her infertile.

Kronfeld also argued that the initial separation agreement the couple signed in 2018 already treated the embryos as property when they concurred — under a subheading titled “Division of Personal Property” — that the embryos would remain in cryogenic storage until a court ordered otherwise.

Gardiner has not yet ruled on the argument over Jason Heidemann’s procreational autonomy.

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