In Roger Goodell's NFL, Don't Glorify God
In week one of this NFL season, Arizona Cardinals cornerback Kei'Trel Clark took the field with three words on his eye tape, "Glory Be 2 God."
The league's response was swift. Clark was fined more than $6,000, and in its letter the NFL confirmed that players may only display messages the league has approved.
Read that again.
In today's NFL, giving glory to God is a uniform violation. If the message was an NFL approved slogan like "Black Lives Matter, or the "NFL Is Gay," there would be no violation.
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This league stencils its chosen slogans in bold letters in the end zones and on the field of play. It has endorsed messages promoting a gay lifestyle, transgenderism and DEI.
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God has been removed from many of our homes, our schools, and our businesses — one policy and one fine at a time, always by people insisting it is nothing personal.
We cannot allow our Lord and Savior to be removed from our most violent and dangerous sports, the very arenas where young men need Him most.