Jameis Preaches God & School To Kids

June 20th, 2019

It might only be a matter of time before the Tampa Bay Times blasts Jameis Winston for talking about faith in a public library.

If you’re not catching Joe’s line of thinking, you can refresh your memory here of when Jameis was torched locally — and later nationally — for a poor word choice during a 40-something minute inspirational chat with kids at a St. Pete school in 2017. Man, it was such a bad word choice yet not one of the accomplished educators, parents or anyone affiliated with the Bucs got Jameis’ attention, pulled him aside and asked him to clarify or correct his remark.

Anyway, Jameis was back at it again yesterday, addressing kids at the Bessemer Public Library, all part of his Drew Forever Week community project in Alabama. His efforts move to the football field today in the form of a youth camp, and there’s another one tomorrow.

The video below is of Jameis talking to kids and parents yesterday. He’s lecturing on how God is No. 1, Education is No. 2, and No. 3 is an unknown because the video cuts off after 9 minutes.

https://www.facebook.com/CBS42News/videos/695645614215630/

99 Responses to “Jameis Preaches God & School To Kids”

  1. The Buc Realist Says:

    Since this qb thing is not working out, maybe he should start thinking of this as a career!!!!!! I am sure the bucs or another company would hire him for PR campaigns!!!!!!!! good luch to him in his NEW career!!!!!!!!!!!

    2019 will reveal answers to the sheep, that the “real” fans already know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  2. Buc1987 Says:

    Magadude…. is that you in the red shirt sitting behind Jameis?

  3. jmarkbuc Says:

    I hope the good Rev. Jameis doesn’t say anything stupid this time…..

  4. FortMyersDave Says:

    Joe, the Times still employs someone who covers local sports????? I thought that breed went extinct when Tommy Jones said Bon Voyage….. Anyhow you are probably correct about the PC posse they probably do have on staff… A lot of the great old-school Tampa sportswriters like Tom McEwan and Hubie Mizell are probably turning in their graves over what has happened to the fishwrap industry, particularly here on the SunCoast!

  5. Loyaltotheend Section 312 Says:

    Can God help with the interceptions or inaccurate passes?

    Was God his #1 priority when he was hassling an Uber Driver or FSU co Ed’s?

    Where was God when he was screaming profanities at FSU, or getting the hookup for crab legs? Or lying to his coaches and team about the Uber hassling?

    You can’t have poor judgement and try to tell others how to live their lives it just comes off as a hypocrite

    I hope this kid plays well on the field but someone with the Bucs or his agent needs to talk to him about what he says

  6. Tampabaybucfan Says:

    Jameis has a good heart and means well…..but…

  7. Buc1987 Says:

    Loyaltotheend Section 312….you seem offended that Winston is giving speeches..

  8. Ra'Shad Says:

    Joe,

    You got some hella haters on here. Geez!!! If ain’t McCoy, it’s Winston, then Licht, then the Glazers. Go find another team where everything is good.

  9. Spirtualbucfan Says:

    Loyaltotheend – The bible says when you come to know Jesus and accept God into your heart your past sins are as far as the East is from the West never to be dealt with again. It does not matter what he did in the past if he has truly accepted Jesus. We should appreciate the fact that he is up there educating our youth on the importance of faith not bashing him for having a troubled past. You don”t know where his heart is now so don’t throw stones at glass houses. He is doing right in the community and hopefully it translates to the football field.

  10. Jmarkbuc Says:

    Loyal

    Hypocrite–Heard

  11. Granttampa Says:

    WOW loyaltotyeend ? I’m assuming you have never made bad choices or mistakes in your life. Luckily for us all , the son of God “Jesus” came to wash the feet of prostitutes. He Healed the lame and the sick , made the blind see , and to most importantly forgiveness for ALL of us who sin , through his sacrifice. Not trying to come off preachy at all here , just when you bring God into the conversation please don’t miss the lesson the entire bible brings no ? If we all were judged including myself on past choices we would all be screwed !

  12. Greg Says:

    Is he telling the girls that they should be raised to be quiet? Especially after he gropes them in an Uber.

  13. Greg Says:

    I guess schools dont care wo speaks, they are too busy worrying about which kids are packing a PB&J sandwich.… real problems.

  14. Joe Says:

    Where was God when he was screaming profanities at FSU, or getting the hookup for crab legs? Or lying to his coaches and team about the Uber hassling?

    LOL Isn’t The Maker allowed a siesta now and then? You know, on the seventh day…

  15. 813bucboi Says:

    realist

    how’s smitty’s new career working out for him?….lol….

    GO BUCS!!!!!

  16. Loyaltotheend Section 312 Says:

    Granttampa

    I’ve made loads of mistakes, but none ever included stealing or touching the opposite sex when they didn’t want me to. Athletes and celebrities always play the religion card when speaking publicly but behind closed doors they are acting however they want.

    Jameis should hire a speech writer or have a PR person with him at all times.

    @Joe-now that was funny

  17. Buc1987 Says:

    Greg …I’m sure it will be okay…as long as you don’t ride in the same car with Jameis…you’ll be okay.

  18. AlteredEgo Says: Your comment is awaiting moderation. Says:

    Good…he has found his calling in life…camp counselor

  19. BucsFan90 Says:

    Good on him for putting things in perspective. Without God, life has no meaning or value.

  20. SCBucsFan Says:

    He was scoping out the teachers

  21. Magadude Says:

    Hmmm…a valid question from a student?: “Mr. Jameis, I know people aren’t spppoed to grab girls in the private parts and I hear people sometimes go to jail for doing that. Why did you so something so stupid, and are you sure our Mommies and Daddies really want you in our school talking to us about anything?”

    Hopefully they don’t put this guy in our local schools anytime soon. He’s got no business teaching kids about anything.

    Buc1987, no, not me. I have more hair and less chub.

  22. BucsScout Says:

    Kids are bombarded by information everyday. Good and bad. I’m not a religious person but I have no problem with a guest speaker talking about religion like this. Kids need to think for themselves and be exposed to different things. Winston was not pushing anything on them and it was all in a positive manner. School, reading and being a good person and motivated via religion are all positive things. Just make sure your kid isn’t hanging out with the kid in the white shirt.

  23. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    You people. Obviously, people change. Are you the same as you were 5 years ago?

    Do none of you ever change your opinions?

    The whole Uber thing was 3 years ago. Since then, Jameis has been a model citizen. I see no justification to hold his faith against him.

    And he speaks to kids all of the time, it;s one of the off season traditions. The media just doesn’t usually get wind of it.

  24. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    Loyaltotheend Section 312 Says
    “I’ve made loads of mistakes, but none ever included stealing or touching the opposite sex when they didn’t want me to.”

    Tell me, has anyone ever touched you that way?

    I have. At least 20 times throughout high school and beyond. Women do the same thing to men. I never cried assault. I never pressed charges and never sued.

    And by the way…it was never proven that he touched the uber driver.

  25. Cgmaster27 Says:

    Loyal, once again ,your ignorance and lack of knowledge is stunning. Jameis stole NOTHING for a store. It’s called a hook up and anyone who has ever been to Tallahassee knows that store was for football players to get hooked up. He couldnt say that though or it wouldve been improper benefits and boom ,hes kicked out for accepting it. 2 he was put through a legal hearing 2 or 3 times for that supposed “rape” and came out clean.yes the uber driver thing was a stupid mistake on his part, theres no defending that. But please get your head out of your backside.

  26. SCBucsFan Says:

    BB you’ve been unwantedly grabbed women in the crotch by women over 20 times?

  27. SCBucsFan Says:

    Sorry, grabbed by women

  28. SCBucsFan Says:

    Its hard to type while laughing

  29. AlteredEgo Say: Your comment is awaiting moderation. Says:

    BB… there is putting a move on when the vibe is inviting… and then there is unwanted boyish behavior and then there is …in a drunken state grabbing the crotch of a stranger completely out of the blue!… How many of your 20 were the last example? I suspect NONE…. then weasel lying when the person being lied to already knows the truth

  30. BucsScout Says:

    SCBucsfan: I may have been groped by women more than 20 times in my life.

  31. Buc1987 Says:

    20 times Bonzai?

    Fake News!

  32. #1bucsfan Says:

    @granttampa an spiritualbucfan I THANK YOU for not being soft in your faith if Jesus can save me from my past then he can save anyone

  33. Magadude Says:

    @LoyaltotheEnd….well said.

    @Bonzai…don’t think you really understand it; no matter. Just hope you don’t have any influence about who is around our children.

    Looks like some freelance stuff Winston was doing…doesn’t look like a Bucs-sponsored event. He’s not ready for that.

    Tebo could say the same stuff and there would be calls for his suspension. Go figure.

  34. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    Altered, I was never a drinker ad always avoided drunk people. So no.

    SCBucsFan, yes I was. Not all of us are classless. If you think I’m wrong for not liking it, well, I guess that says more about you than me.

  35. SCBucsFan Says:

    BB I have no idea what you are talking about – literally – but nothing says class like being walking around and getting groped.

    BTW, doesn’t count if you grope yourself you classy dude.

  36. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    Magadude Says
    “Just hope you don’t have any influence about who is around our children.”

    FYI, you are talking to a father, a former minister, and someone who took groups of children to the games out of my own pocket for years. I understand completely.

    What you are not grasping is that no sexual misconduct was ever proven with Winston, and that even though he was suspended last year, it was for an accusation of something that happened 3 years ago.

    And the NFL took away Winston’s right to prove his innocence when they said if he raised a fuss the suspension would be indefinite.

    Keep in mind. He did not drive home drunk. He used Uber to do the right thing, and he still got attacked for it.

  37. Greg Says:

    I’m surprise nobody has jumped all over the whole teaching God at a public school thing. Give the media a day or two to catch up on that one. Unless it was a Catholic school.

  38. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    SCBucsFan,

    Of course you don’t know what I’m talking about. Women actively pursuing you is an alien concept to you. I never said I was just walking around.

    I know, it’s hard to pull yourself away from your video games and leave your trailer, but if you had good looks, women made advances. If not, well, I guess you are right. You don’t know what I’m talking about.

  39. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    Greg, it was in a library.

  40. JimmyJack Says:

    Loyal………Just to let ya know some of the most respected and beloved preachers have done horrible things in their youth.

    For many of these people when they see the errors of their way it gives them a first hand view of the situation and allows them to teach from a more real perspective. They actually understand a lot better of the thing they speak of and their audience realates better giving their words a deeper meaning.

    This is true for preachers and is also true for hundereds of speakers that do motivation seminars to help others.

    These people change lives. And the lives who have been helped could tell you first hand that not no hyprocite.

    Not saying Jamies is that guy but am saying it’s wrong to call him a hyprocite right now.

  41. SCBucsFan Says:

    BB I’m 55 and have a better job then you could ever wish and a beautiful wife. Keep dreaming you are walking around and randomly getting groped. You got called out and can’t admit your stupid lie. Women making advances aren’t grabbing guys between the legs unless you live in that trailer park you seem oh so familiar with.

  42. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    Buc1987, well, I didn’t actively keep score, but it happened a lot. Maybe more, maybe slightly less.

    People who have it know it. People what don’t deny it 😉

  43. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    SCBucsFan, lol.

    Whatever, dude. I’m 53 and retired early, and married a cheerleader. You keep grinding.

  44. SCBucsFan Says:

    I’ll keep grinding. Spending years in college to get my advanced degrees put me behind. Hope you get lucky and someone gropes you this weekend.

  45. JA Says:

    Lots of perfect people on these pages.
    If I didn’t know better I’d think you ‘holier than thou’ hypocrites have already been fitted for a set of eternal wings.
    Wish I could live up to your moral expectations.
    But I don’t have to, I’m not a football player that’s paid to knock the crap out of my fellow man.

    Excuse me. I have to go puke …

  46. JimmyJack Says:

    Bonzai…….I’m not sure you should be accusing people of living in trailers. Which suggests they are trailer trash.

    To anybody reading this the one who most resembles trailer trash is the one whose High Scool openly accepted students groping each other as normal behavior.

    They would not of flew in my school….All I’m saying.

  47. Succaneers Says:

    ENOUGH TALK OF THIS TALENT LESS LOSER, JUST LIKE THE PEOPLE ON THIS SITE

  48. Don_RyJo(e) Says:

    Why ya’ gotta use a crazy-arse photo of Jameis just because he talks about faith? -_-

  49. TampaBay55 Says:

    Uh oh, someone mentioned god…. it’s a matter of time until the left wing liberals lose their mind.

  50. BucsFan90 Says:

    To the folks asking where was God when someone did something bad, or when something bad happened, those are old philosophical questions that have long been answered:

    @Greg
    Not sure if you were being sarcastic. If not, feel free to look up the 1st amendment and free speech.

  51. DoooshLaRue Says:

    You guys need to lay off old pear shaped Petey aka Bonzai.
    High school was VERY traumatic for him.

  52. Magadude Says:

    BB says: “What you are not grasping is that no sexual misconduct was ever proven with Winston, and that even though he was suspended last year, it was for an accusation of something that happened 3 years ago. And the NFL took away Winston’s right to prove his innocence when they said if he raised a fuss the suspension would be indefinite. Keep in mind. He did not drive home drunk. He used Uber to do the right thing, and he still got attacked for it.”
    ——————
    Not true on so many levels. The NFL concluded he did it (pretty thoroughly and good for ALL. especially Winston, they didn’t share the details), and court been involved and concluded the same thing, we’d not be arguing on this. He messed up the very first time, the very first offseason out of team supervision; and got cold busted in lies just last year. Oh, tell the NFL and Winston they “took away his right to prove his innocence.” That’s a funny one. They said if he does something similar again, he could be permanently banned. He was given some things to accomplish or risk the full six games. Stop making stuff up. So because he didn’t drive drunk AND grope a female that night (only did one of them) that is to be commended? OMG, that funny. Thanks. Rough day.

  53. SCBucsFan Says:

    Actually Dooosh books about dragons and elves are putting the good writers into mansions

  54. Loyaltotheend Section 312 Says:

    @JimmyJack

    How many of those religious folks are still doing shady stuff after they “found god” and are being paid for spreading the word of something which may or may not be true? Catholic Priest, embezzling Pastor, Philandering Preachers are all over the news.

    @Bonzai
    If he did not do anything wrong why did he settle for “hassling” the driver? Two cases against him settled is not a good look

    My point is Jameis needs some PR coaching and public speaking classes. His Agent is failing at how the public sees him. Outside of Tampa and Fl everyone thinks he’s a bust.

  55. Magadude Says:

    Well, one thing is for sure, I didn’t enter into this foray until well into it all, so don’t blame me (you can, but I don’t care anyway). But all I can tell is all He11 broke loose over Winston’s character again today because he is up in bama talking to kids in school (probably not a good thing yet for Bucs image..they probably didn’ sponsor it). This ain’t PIT and Winston ain’t Big Ben.

    This is why Winston is bad for business…most here on this site are Bucs fans and we’d normally be debating football-specific issues. But no…because of how Winston is, and what he is (a lyin’ immature poor-decision makin goofball…and possibly much worse), fans are divided. Imagine how the casual fans feel. It IS possible to have a QB who is as good (no not) as Winston AND not have all the baggage. Only two NFL QB suspended in NFL history if I’m correct for off field similar stuff…is this clown worth it? No.

    I just got back from Washington today and spent three days with people from all over the country. Of couure, sports and especially the NFL comes up. I don’t see a lot of people on board with BA turning this team around, and when you mention Winston and Bucs, it usually brings laughter. Not good.

  56. mike Says:

    Good for Jameis!

  57. Magadude Says:

    As for religion, who cares…but a valid point brought up the biggest losers always grab onto to that when they are trying to talk their way out of trouble and into a better image. Yeah, ministers, etc all screw up like the rest of us. But it takes a really special SOB to do what Winston did and try to hide and lie his way out of it for years, and then at the same time, allude to alcohol being why, put it on the “confused” girls who was in the NFL’s eyes, the “victim” and then cling back to his God. Not buying it.

  58. Old School Athlete Says:

    Man, some of you guys really put Jameis in a no-win situation. If he does something stupid, he’s a horrible person and should be cut. If he stays out of trouble and tries to make a positive impact in the lives of some kids, he’s a hypocrite and just trying to make himself look good. Are y’all related to my mother in law?

  59. DooshLaRue Says:

    @SC

    Yes indeed….. GOOD writers are making money on that crap……

    …. others, not so much.

    And ….“Retired” probably means a 5 figure AskGary settlement!

  60. JimmyJack Says:

    Loyaltotheend. The problem is you are talking about something you don’t understand. If you did understand Christain beliefs you would know you are wrong to call Winston a hyprocite.

    You probably just have a different belief system which is fine. But in the eyes of Christians he is not a hyprocrite. Granttampa & SpiritualBucFan have ready explained.

    Your statements are making this about more then Winston. You are attacking Christian faith.

    To that I say you are on the wrong blog. This is Sports blog. There are plenty places on the web where you can debate religion til your 💓 is content.

  61. JimmyJack Says:

    Old School……Your comment is gold. Gold I tell ya.

  62. JimmyJack Says:

    Maga the fans have been divided. But we are coming back together. The division will be fully healed once we get results and production.

    This season will be what will reunify the fans. Because we will win.

  63. Todd Says:

    I heard he settled for $75,000.

    By my math, he could have hired a couple hundred hookers to role play with him as an Uber driver he wanted to finger.

    Just bad money management.

    The boy needs an in with a pimp.

  64. 813bucboi Says:

    and when winston has his best season as a pro and leads us to the playoffs, folks will be asking jameis to kiss their baby….lol….

    GO BUCS!!!!!

  65. Barbosa Says:

    Good for Winston. He could cure cancer in the offseason. Don’t Care. Time to produce. Is this the year playoffs happen? Nothing else matters.

  66. Pryda...sec147 Says:

    Jameis is great!! he is learning and getting better! Always give your thanks to God.

  67. SteveK Says:

    Let’s see results!

  68. SCBucsFan Says:

    Actually Barbosa if he cured cancer I’d be OK with the Bucs going 0-16. Some things do matter.

  69. Mort Says:

    I don’t care about his religion – he can believe whatever he wants. I’m not a fan of anyone indoctrinating kids though. He should preach morality, being a good citizen, helping others, and education. Leave religion out of it.

  70. Mort Says:

    It’s the same stuff a lot of you hated Mike Evans for. Leave your personal beliefs out of football. And he is an ambassador for the game of football. Shouldn’t you guys want him to not be Uber-religious as well?

  71. Loyaltotheend Section 312 Says:

    @Joe

    This picture is hilarious

  72. geno711 Says:

    I support this version of Jameis.
    I used to go to church but never believed it. I am an atheist and support good values and direction to our youth.

    I believe that Jameis or Tim Tebow have a right to their feelings of a strong faith in Jesus Christ. If those things help those men to be good people to others and support good concepts to youth then I am for it.

    Let the man be who he is in that video. Nothing wrong in my opinion.

  73. DB55 Says:

    Is he paying for all the kids to attend camp for free like he did last week with the 75 special olympians?

  74. BucsFan90 Says:

    “Mort Says:
    June 20th, 2019 at 4:16 pm
    I don’t care about his religion – he can believe whatever he wants. I’m not a fan of anyone indoctrinating kids though. He should preach morality, being a good citizen, helping others, and education. Leave religion out of it.”

    How do you “preach morality” without being dogmatic and indoctrinating? Can’t have your cake and eat it too.

  75. Lamarcus Says:

    The elephant in the room says it is probably the most education they will ever receive in their young childhood. Good job JW

  76. Wesley Says:

    Apparently a lot of you are perfect people, that don’t believe a young person can grow up.

  77. DoooshLaRue Says:

    BucsFan90 Says:
    June 20th, 2019 at 12:50 pm

    Good on him for putting things in perspective. Without God, life has no meaning or value.

    ________________

    Wow, what a sad take on life man.
    I am not a beliver and my life has both meaning and value……. and I don’t need to waste my Sundays on church.

    To each his own but please don’t act pious because you feel special.

  78. AlteredEgo Say: Your comment is awaiting moderation. Says:

    Wesley define young

  79. Magadude Says:

    Doosh…he’s just expressing his opinion. That’s what people do here. Do you feel threatened? Give hm a break. To him, God is needed for life to have value. As you said, to each his own…and no “buts” after rom you are needed. So you know, I don’t thnk your life has any meaning or value. That is just my opinion. It’s good YOU think it does. See how easy that is?

  80. bucs do or die Says:

    He is still a terrible qb!

  81. Mort Says:

    BucsFan90: religion is not the same thing as morality, and no religion owns it. As a society we aspire to be helpful, friendly and supportive as a people. Teach those things independently of any other agenda. You know, the things that make one a good person. Care, compassion… that sort of thing.

  82. Milton Friedman Says:

    Some of yous guys are making Philly fans look reasonable.

    Joebucsfan.com….the real “Den of Depression”

  83. Barack's Crack Pipe Says:

    “It might only be a matter of time before the Tampa Bay Times blasts Jameis Winston for talking about faith in a public library.”
    .
    .

    He should have held a “drag queen story time.” I’m sure they’d love that.

  84. #1bucsfan Says:

    Old school athlete. Dude no one else could have said it as perfect as you.

  85. Buc1987 Says:

    Milton Friedman Says:

    “Some of yous guys are making Philly fans look reasonable.

    Joebucsfan.com….the real “Den of Depression”

    Bravo!

  86. BucsFan90 Says:

    @ DoooshLaRue
    If life is an accident then by definition it has no purpose or meaning. If you disagree, feel free to explain why. Easier to argue feelings and attack character than to actually engage in debate.

  87. Buc1987 Says:

    Dooosh…way to call em out…

    Actually not really.

    You’re in the vast minority as far as the world, that believe in some form of God.

    Prolly like 3% of the world are atheist I’m not really positive on that. 5%?

    I believe…in something. I go with the majority.95% of the world believes in some form of God. We win.

    Thee end. Go Bucs!

  88. Buc1987 Says:

    vast minority*

    Sometimes I type in too much sarcasm…

    Not sorry.

  89. BucsFan90 Says:

    @Mort
    Who gets to decide being caring and compassionate is better than than being competitive and ruthless (survival of the fittest in the modern world). The natural world could not possibly have the dictated the morals you uphold. Also when morality becomes subjective or culture-specific, one man’s terrorist becomes another man’s freedom fighter. So on what basis do you make your value judgements? In order for there to be an universal right or wrong, there would need to be an objective, universal doctrine. But I thought you were against indoctrinating kids.

  90. Mort Says:

    Odd thing, that terrorist parallel you cited. They’ve all been fueled by religion.

  91. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    Loyaltotheend Section 312 Says
    “@Bonzai
    If he did not do anything wrong why did he settle for “hassling” the driver?”

    As I said above, the NFL forced him to when they took away his right to defend himself. Duh.

  92. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    Mort Says
    “Odd thing, that terrorist parallel you cited. They’ve all been fueled by religion.”

    Quick question: Was Hitler religious? How about the attack on Pearl Harbor?

    Let’s not pretend that religion is the source of all things bad. That might be your narrative, but it is simply not true.

    Just look at our president to figure that out.

  93. Buccaneer Bonzai Says:

    Doosh, you need to be careful. I’ve shown enough respect to not reveal who you really are here. Accountability goes both ways, J.

  94. BucsFan90 Says:

    @Mort

    So I take it you’ve never heard of mao, stalin, hitler, pol po?

  95. BucsFan90 Says:

    @Buccaneer Bonzai

    Bingo

  96. BucsFan90 Says:

    @Mort

    And you still haven’t explained why terrorism is objectively bad. Without a universal moral law, the “guilty” people regardless of ideology could always justify their actions by saying they or their society regarded your morals differently.

  97. Anonymous Says:

    “Kids, if you grow up to be an Uber driver, do NOT pick me up after midnight!!”

  98. BUCnDaDDy Says:

    Sometimes you have to steal 2nd base to score a run, possibly he was receiving signs of interest, and alcohol can speed things up very quickly, where the 3 dates rule doesn’t apply. Having your buddies in the car probably not the best move cause then she might have felt like a hoe, and he blew his chance of a one night stand. Honestly i dont know what happen, but if men waited around for women to make the first move, humans would pretty much be extinct.

  99. geno711 Says:

    Buc1987 Says:
    June 20th, 2019 at 11:56 pm

    I go with the majority.95% of the world believes in some form of God. We win.

    I agree with the vast majority of the World believing in God. I don’t think there is any reliable source that suggests it is anywhere close to 95%.

    Now suggesting that only 5% of people may say they are Atheist that could be about correct.

    Words like God, Atheism, spiritual belief, and religion don’t always translate the same in different cultures.

    I am happy if you are a person that values all people who believe in some sort of God as part of your winning team. That valuing of others that have different ideas and religions than you is important.

    Whether they are:
    Christian
    Islam
    Hindu
    Chinese Traditional
    Buddhism
    Etc.

    Maybe we Nonreligious:
    Secular
    Agnostic
    Atheists

    Can also be accepted by others who are religious or believe in a God and not be ostracized from opinions on values.