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I watched it twice. The injury must happen like twenty seconds before. It's before he comes back to center. I could not see anything go the wrong way, or twist funny, or even pressured. Whatever he did, he did it to himself. Wouldn't surprise me if he comes back strong to nationals like Star or Nolf.

If anything, please adopt the step out rule for college.

I was young, but I think I remember 25 pins in a row in college. It was the level of domination that was other worldly.

No, I'm not conflating anything. Credible historians have also argued the opposite, that is, atheism is the direct cause.

Correct. But allowing suffering in the world does not make His ethics inferior, but superior. It HAS to be this way.

I actually forgot to mention I was referencing in Carver Hawkeye.

It will be Iowa's worst defeat in its history.

When one already has every available fact and an infinite mind that is not stuck in linear time, there is no reason for a new set.

I would argue far more have been harmed by its absence or removal. Exhibit A: 20th century communism's ravaging and butchering of hundreds of millions in the USSR and China alone.

It can already be perfect as in flawless, but then can be completed for another task. This is exactly what God. He became flesh, thus, became the necessary sacrifice for mankind. Hebrews 5:9 - 9And having been made perfect (Gk. telios = complete), He became to all those who obey Him the source of eternal salvation, (NASB) Sometimes, people unfortunately are unfortunately exposed to "straw men" concerning God.

Incorrect. It's not a matter of Him not having the power to do so. It's His choice to not. That's a silly as saying by definition God is not omnipotent because He can't be evil.

He can't use His power unjustly.

He didn't come out the same on the other end. His entity was altered forever. For the Creator to put Himself in that place of sacrifice and all it entailed is a sacrifice infinitely beyond any of us.

Why? It's His universe. An infinite mind with every possible fact came to the ultimate conclusion. He deemed the need for justification so important He made no exception for Himself. He created us, and then deemed it right to make our redemption possible that it necessitated the sacrifice of Himself in order to make payment for that justification. Seems pretty noble.

I'm an Iowa fan. What is there to not personally like about Brooks?