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I happen to be a student of the Patristics -- Origen being one of them.
Given Tim's cerebral nature, tt would not surprise me if, indeed, he were a student of the writings of Augustine, Origen, Irenaeus, et al. That is, of course, if he were a Christian. On the other hand, I've never met a single cultist (Branch Davidian, Jehovah's Witness, Christian Scientist) who ever read much, or knew much, about the early church and its teachers. So part of your statement must be false.
Tim also dabbles in bracketology.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Quixote
Origen was a great man.
Not so Augustine and Irenaeus, I detest Augustine and Irenaeus, who were spewers of hate. Origen spewed love.
Augustine couldn't even read ancient Greek, he was such a dumbass. He had to read everything in translation so nothing he says can be trusted.
Origen
Early Opposition to Origen
http://hellbusters.8m.com/upd10.html
Origen--Continued
http://hellbusters.8m.com/upd11.html
The Eulogists of Origen
http://hellbusters.8m.com/upd12.html
Duncan is a Satan Worshipper. He gave his soul to the Devil. That's where he gets his freakish post moves. :D
I'm going to buy you are a beer for that! That was going to be my answer!Quote:
Originally Posted by spurster
Do you know his phone number, address, and home alarm security password?Quote:
Originally Posted by duncan228
Do you want to? :hat
what religious person actually thinks?Quote:
Originally Posted by Don Quixote
Ahh, religion.
Tactless, yet rude.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jayem
:lol:lolThread over! you win! one internet for you my good sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurster
If you watch the 2005 Championship Dvd- the special part " Tim Duncan goes home" it shows the church Tim attended as a child.
Also Tim talks about how God leads you in life.
Edit:
Just re- watched the special and it does not show Timmy's church. I must be thinking of another special because I also remember seeing a part about some restaurant Timmy used to frequent as a kid.
But Timmy does say in the above special that God has lead him and he is blessed.
The most boring one I can think of is Budhism so that must be it.
Nope, go fish!Quote:
Originally Posted by pauls931
Devout Odinist, actually.Quote:
Originally Posted by cherylsteele
Given Tim's quiet and cerebral nature, and that he seems to appreciate art and philosophy, I could see him in an Episcopal or Catholic setting. Maybe Presbyterian. They do a better job of incorporating beauty and mystery in their worship and theology.
Speaking as a Baptist, I freely admit that we are, um, often aesthetically challenged. So I don't see him in a Baptist or American evangelical church.
came to search for TD's religion and ended up in this unsolved thread.... sigh
Some people may believe there is a higher being, but simply choose not to follow closer than that.
I definitely see Tim as one of those guys.
I don't know why I didn't post a pic of him doing this when the thread was going on, but here's one from the '05 Championship.Quote:
Originally Posted by bdictjames
http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x...pion/05win.jpg
I wouldn't assume that. David Robinson (and AJ) are a very specific brand of Christianity - they're both born again, Pentecostal Christians. Tim could very well be a Catholic, a Methodist, a Lutheran, a Congregationalist...etc, etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by ClingingMars
Personally, I wouldn't be suprised if he were a Unitarian or a Buddhist. Just a hunch from what I know about his beliefs and attitudes.
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Originally Posted by Supergirl
Buddhist are not monotheists, i think Timmy is
Is there anyway to put Tacker on some kind of restriction from creating threads?
DRob is pentecostal? Ahhh fuck man. Why does he wear shorts then?
Aww they paused the game for the picture too!Quote:
Originally Posted by duncan228
were is this pic from?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brutalis
I think Duncan studies SOFTTOLOGY
duncan228's a stalker. And we love her for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by spurman20