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Super Bowl SUNDAY???

Dragonfly

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Why is there no massive outrage from the Christians about the Super Bowl being played on Sunday?

The amount of betting, partying, crudeness, and outright obnoxiousness over a sporting event on a Sunday should surely tick a lot of people off in the religious world.

Why is there no backlash about that?

Especially since there's a two week break in between that Conference Championships and the Superbowl.
Why not have the Super Bowl on Saturday?

What would that change for football fans?
 
Dragonfly said:
Why is there no massive outrage from the Christians about the Super Bowl being played on Sunday?

The amount of betting, partying, crudeness, and outright obnoxiousness over a sporting event on a Sunday should surely tick a lot of people off in the religious world.

Why is there no backlash about that?

Especially since there's a two week break in between that Conference Championships and the Superbowl.
Why not have the Super Bowl on Saturday?

What would that change for football fans?
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Because Rush and Sean haven't told them to be outraged about it yet.
 
Dragonfly said:
Why is there no massive outrage from the Christians about the Super Bowl being played on Sunday?

The amount of betting, partying, crudeness, and outright obnoxiousness over a sporting event on a Sunday should surely tick a lot of people off in the religious world.

Why is there no backlash about that?

Especially since there's a two week break in between that Conference Championships and the Superbowl.
Why not have the Super Bowl on Saturday?

What would that change for football fans?
Click to expand...

Maybe because Christians generally don't think of Sunday as being any different from any other day.
 
As far as I can see, many places in the U.S. have football games as a form of worship.
 
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