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Is Tebow winning because of God? Yes, people are asking this...

Due to the Denver Broncos 7-1 record with Tim Tebow at the helm and in the manner that they've won these games, some are claiming that it's due to divine intervention. Tim Tebow is an outspoken Christian and is not coy about showing this on the field as well. That's his right. Whatever. However, the notion that God is aiding Tebow and the Broncos because of Tebow is ridiculous.

How many members of the Indianapolis Colts football team are Christian? I don't have data to back this up, but I'm guessing several. How many are die-hard Christian? Again, I have no numbers on hand to support my guess, but I would have to believe there are at least a couple. Why then are the Colts 0-13?

The Chicago Cubs haven't won a World Series since 1908. Have they not possessed any die-hard Christians on  their clubs for the past 103 years?

Did the Boston Red Sox break their curse with the aid of God, since one of their players prayed hard enough that year?

What, does God make sports bets while in heaven? Does he have a serious problem with the before-mentioned Cubs? Is Lucifer perhaps a Cubs fan?

I think even Mr. Tebow himself would call this asinine, that and to praise baby Jesus, or something along those lines...

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