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Brit Hume on Tiger Woods

January 11th, 2010 by Todd Johnson

Here’s a follow up to the Brit Hume comments about Tiger, Buddhism & Jesus Christ.  I think his observation about the name of Jesus Christ causing “all hell to break loose” is spot on.  Good job Mr. Hume on having the heart and the guts to state your beliefs while still being professional and tactful in the face of opposition.

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6 Responses to “Brit Hume on Tiger Woods”

  1. Jeff Shore says:

    USA Today had a long editorial today that basically defended Buddhism and accused Brit Hume of being ignorant regarding that religion. Read it to get a sense of how up-in-arms the media gets when Jesus is brought into the picture.

    And speaking of that, should Rick Warren have given a prayer at the Obama inauguration….. oh, wait – I think we already beat that one up pretty bad.

  2. TW says:

    Mr. Hume was on Glenn Beck’s show today. Beck asked him, if he would retract his statement in any way. Of course he said NO. But, was a little surprised of all the back lash from the media. He expected some, but not that much. Mr. Hume felt very strongly about Tiger becoming a Christian, and what a statement it would be for world. Also, for Tiger to know that he was forgiven. These are not exactly Mr. Hume’s words, but close. We all should be very proud of Mr. Hume, for standing up for what he believes, and pray for him. Lovely man.
    Blessings… :)

  3. Mikey McD says:

    I think Tiger could learn a lot from the Wednesday night “Life of David” series…God knows I plan to.

  4. Frank Ordaz says:

    Brit’s older son Sandy committed suicide awhile back…it affected him deeply. He is a regular bible study goer. Here is his statement…

    “I want to pursue my faith more ardently than I have done. I’m not claiming it’s impossible to do when you work in this business. I was kind of a nominal Christian for the longest time. When my son died, I came to Christ in a way that was very meaningful to me. If a person is a Christian and tries to face up to the implications of what you say you believe, it’s a pretty big thing. If you do it part time, you’re not really living it.”

    Often times, a life jolt makes us realize where we stand. Brit is now taking a stand.

  5. mick deiro says:

    wow how did miss this one!!! When believers find themselves in the large light of the American media,and share something so from the heart it thrills me to no end!!! And when it occures around football,well,I feel almost heavenly(Colt,Timbo,Kurt,Mike Change tennis)So come on Tiger,it’s the most increddabale offer ever made to each of us!!!May God give us all such opportunities,and gracious words to take our place with courage and honor!!!! Jesus,forever!!!!! Mick

  6. Paul Legge says:

    I applaud Mr. Hume for his spirit of courage. God has delivered us from a Spirit of fear! When I see the hope of the gospel being shared in these mainstream media centers I get chills of excitement down my spine. I pray that God will continue to bless his boldness and I pray that Tiger would be saved! Thanks Todd for posting this video. Paul

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