A church in Indiana recieved a letter from the NFL this week in regards to their use of the word "Super Bowl" in a church event, the charging of admission to watch the big game at the church and the projection of the live game on a movie screen, which are apparently illegal and infringe on registered copyrights.
It is abundantly obvious that the NFL is out to get these churches, effectively shutting them down. And why wouldn't they? Church is a competitor in the ratings with the NFL. NFL games are only played on Sunday mornings and church celebrations also only occur on Sunday mornings. This is just another example of Godless businesses muscling out the little guys.
I, as well as the folks at World Net Daily are appalled at this slap in the face to Jesus. As a response and a demonstration of civil disobidience against Christian racism, I, Wash O'Hanley will be charging 15 dollars per person to watch the Super Bowl at my "Wash O'Hanley's Super Bowl Party", which will be advertised in the newspaper and chruch newsletter. I fully expect the NFL and their anti-God hate-machine to try and take me down, but with God on my side I shall prosper.
It is abundantly obvious that the NFL is out to get these churches, effectively shutting them down. And why wouldn't they? Church is a competitor in the ratings with the NFL. NFL games are only played on Sunday mornings and church celebrations also only occur on Sunday mornings. This is just another example of Godless businesses muscling out the little guys.
I, as well as the folks at World Net Daily are appalled at this slap in the face to Jesus. As a response and a demonstration of civil disobidience against Christian racism, I, Wash O'Hanley will be charging 15 dollars per person to watch the Super Bowl at my "Wash O'Hanley's Super Bowl Party", which will be advertised in the newspaper and chruch newsletter. I fully expect the NFL and their anti-God hate-machine to try and take me down, but with God on my side I shall prosper.



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