NewStats: 3,264,350 , 8,183,433 topics. Date: Tuesday, 10 June 2025 at 05:17 PM 321n2j

JovialJune:



Pls get sense. The thread is about the Olympics and a participant not a religious event

The same Olympics that had the temerity to denigrate the Lord's Supper with an LGBTQ+++++ performance mocking the christian religion and openly displaying a man's diick in the presence of a little child in their Opening Ceremony is who you want to preach to me about shoving religion at people's face, they do not have a problem insulting Christianity but have a problem with the image of Jesus on a surfboard, same Olympics that is known to be the worst Olympics of all time, pls shift

The Bible already said that many people will deny God just to be politically correct so I'm not surprised you are one of them.

Please can you show me a pic or video where the dicckk was displayed in the ceremony? Don't dodge this question

80 percent did not read to the end.

Look at them up there arguing something else.
Missing the main point of this post

Sleekfingers:




🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Romans 3:23 For all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God;

Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death; but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.

Hebrews 2:9 But we see Jesus, who was made a little lower than the angels for the suffering of death, crowned with glory and honour; that he by the grace of God should taste death for every man.

John 1:29 The next day John seeth Jesus coming unto him, and saith, Behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the world.

jesusjnr2020:
The said post received thousands of engagements (likes, shares, comments), since it appeared to vindicate the surfer's unwavering faith in Jesus, however something was not quite adding up for me despite being a huge er and promoter of such remarkable feats achieved by Christians to defy all odds stacked up against them by the world against their faith in Jesus.

It was probably the fact that the other post said the Brazilian surfer who was told to remove the image of Jesus walked away from the competition as a result, which contradicted the idea that he still later competed, even if he broke the Olympic record in the process and later attributed the feat to Christ.

That led to digging deeper to seek the name and identity of the surfer that was told to remove the image of Jesus from his surfboard to confirm that indeed it was the same surfer that also broke the surfing record.

It was after doing so that i discovered that although they were both Brazilian surfers and both gold medal hopefuls for their nation, they were different persons but only national teammates.

While the surfer asked to remove Jesus from board is Joao Chianca, the one who broke the Olympic record is Gabriel Medina.

So it was only after I had gotten that fact right about the story that I shared it here:

https://nairaland.sitesunblocked.org/8188552/olympics-most-iconic-photo-christian

So that effort to the story regardless helped me not to in the spread of the false information, that it was the same Brazilian surfer who was told to remove the image of Jesus from his board, that was behind the record breaking feat and also the most iconic photo of the Olympics, even though that would have been more appealing.

It's only the truth that can make people free, never lies.

God bless

You also fact check the supposed image of Christ because the last time I checked there is no authentic image of Jesus Christ found anywhere in the world.

If is a myopic perspective to think outward display of the name of Jesus is more significant than having characters that portray His lifestyle.
We don't preach name of Church but his Characters of which we are expected to live in accordance.👌

jaephoenix:

Have you seen a muslim use any Arabic quote depicting Islam in sports? You people should keeps your madness to yourselves. This is sports ffs. Keep your religion to yourself. If they allow any religious depictions, the Olympics would be thrown into chaos

And what has light got to do with darkness, christianity is not Islam so keep your stupid opinion to yourself, did the image hurt any one, how come you don't have a problem with other images mumu.

jaephoenix:

Please can you show me a pic or video where the dicckk was displayed in the ceremony? Don't dodge this question

Make Google your friend, try not to be slow.

chatinent:


You'll need it more than me.

You need a dosage of sense

It will help your existence.

JovialJune:



You need a dosage of sense

It will help your existence.

I'll rather focus on important fonts.

Have a nice century.

That's a powerful story. It's inspiring to see someone stand up for their faith. Thanks for sharing. God bless!

JovialJune:


Make Google your friend, try not to be slow.

Unfortunately I can't find any. If you have, let me see

Inyaky:















And what has light got to do with darkness, christianity is not Islam so keep your stupid opinion to yourself, did the image hurt any one, how come you don't have a problem with other images mumu.

How does an Arabic inscription or a t-shirt bearing Allahu Akbar hurt you?
You christians are dafttt beyond measure

jaephoenix:

How does an Arabic inscription or a t-shirt bearing Allahu Akbar hurt you?
You christians are dafttt beyond measure

You are so deft, who s taking about arabic here, you head slammers can't even hide your hate for Christians, bunch of dirty pigs, hypocrites who think by carrying dots on their dirty forehead they are holy, mumu

Inyaky:















You are so deft, who s taking about arabic here, you head slammers can't even hide your hate for Christians, bunch of dirty pigs, hypocrites who think by carrying dots on their dirty forehead they are holy, mumu

First things first bozo, I'm an atheist not Muslim. Also i was being sarcastic. If you have half a brain, you'll know what I am talking about