SHORT
COMMUNICATION 377
The
Wrong Decision
By
Roger Behra
Recently, a very tall, black, talented
football player finished his playing days at the university he was attending.
He made it well known that the wanted to be selected by one of the National Football
League (NFL) teams. It seemed like clear sailing ahead until he opened his
mouth and put feet in it.
Several days later he told his father
he was GAY. His father was not prepared for the message he received from his
son. His father has not been emotionally together since those moments, and soon
the rumor began to circulate.
The very tall, black, very talented
football player had no choice. He had to out himself, and since he did that,
the NFL and the rest of the football word has not been together either. It was
a bombshell revelation.
Quickly, the sport talk media made it
a major issue, and the place the tall, black, very talented player had at the
top of the NFL draft list vanished. Since the revelation, his place on the NFL
list is near the bottom.
The sport talk media made it very
clear about homosexual behavior that it does not belong in an culture at any
time, and that it can never be acceptable on any or female sport’s team. It was
made abundantly clear that people are gay because they choose to be gay, that
God has never deliberately created a gay person, that God outlaws gay behavior,
and that in the Bible there are references the make it clear homosexuality is
grievously sinful. The talk shows also made it very clear that sex was created
by God to be between a man and woman so that the human race can increase and
multiply. Homosexual sex violates God’s plan for sexual behavior.
Concerning matters of common sense, no
athlete (man or woman) has any place in a team locker where the athlete goes about
business in a state of partial or complete undress. So, the very tall, black,
very talented football player who recently told his father and the word that he
chose to be gay should never be drafted or be seen in an all male team locker
room. A heterosexual male team player cannot be seen in an all female locker
room, so a gay male team player cannot be seen or part of an all male locker
room. It’s a matter of common sense. What it narrows down to is the tall,
black, talented football player made the very wrong choice to be gay and that
no exception should be made. He has to live with grievously sinful mistake.
That is the way the ball bounces. (No pun is intended.)
R.
B.
2-16-14
