You can be thankful that he made the US Junior Team and will be representing the USA at Junior Worlds, you can also be thankful that we have a better 133 than he will be next year
They won't be wrestling Freestyle = NC. No Contest.Seth is good bu Cory Clark is on another level.
Yes Seth could place but too deem him "there" is.....
Go Hawks!!!
Let's not forget tho....neither of these guys are even close to being in the ZRL, the most exclusive and toughest club in existence that is known to man....Seth is good bu Cory Clark is on another level.
Yes Seth could place but too deem him "there" is.....
Go Hawks!!!
I can't speak for Seth, but it's a common misperception that people of faith should be looked upon as "better" people. While people of faith generally should be expected to hold themselves to a high moral standard, Christianity, at least, is based on essentially the opposite concept -- that we're all equally flawed and in need of redemption. Contrary to popular belief, Christians shouldn't ever be claiming any kind of moral superiority, but instead should be set apart by their acknowledgement of their many imperfections, their need for forgiveness, and their humility -- not anything remotely resembling moral arrogance. If a Christian is expecting the world to view him/her as morally superior to the rest, he/she is misguided and misunderstanding the basis of his/her belief system.He's not even close to Cory's level- IMHO. I long/want to see that match. With that said, Gross has always been a better freestyler than folk- I believe a 3-4X Fargo champ? So, that format suits him better - IMO. Tough in freestyle- just proved it, again.
As far as what went on in his burglaries, only a few know exactly what transpired. Had he, or the others, ever been in trouble for similar charges before? Say, High School? Interesting to find out? Is there a premis that when someone claims the faith of the church, they are looked upon as a better person? Given a break to do better, find a better path? We all hope so. That is our inner faith. But, what if someone takes advantage of that? It's a slippery slope............
Everybody sees me as superior all the time but come evening and the Crown comes out, I'm only a little better than average! Is that what you are trying to say WWD?I can't speak for Seth, but it's a common misperception that people of faith should be looked upon as "better" people. While people of faith generally should be expected to hold themselves to a high moral standard, Christianity, at least, is based on essentially the opposite concept -- that we're all equally flawed and in need of redemption. Contrary to popular belief, Christians shouldn't ever be claiming any kind of moral superiority, but instead should be set apart by their acknowledgement of their many imperfections, their need for forgiveness, and their humility -- not anything remotely resembling moral arrogance. If a Christian is expecting the world to view him/her as morally superior to the rest, he/she is misguided and misunderstanding the basis of his/her belief system.
Don't want to go down the old religious debate rabbit hole, but just wanted to clarify an often-misunderstood point.
Crown Royal? Good choice for late evening! (and here I had you pegged as an Old Sergeant guy! )Everybody sees me as superior all the time but come evening and the Crown comes out, I'm only a little better than average! Is that what you are trying to say WWD?
I am in Zimbabwe sitting at a campfire right now and Mike T even made me laugh 11,000 miles from home.