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The outrage over Brit Hume’s statement was not just because he recommended Christianity to Tiger Woods, but that he claimed that Christianity was somehow superior to Buddhism and better at “forgiveness and redemption,” which is preposterous. Jackson Elam, Augusta

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Don’t push your religion on others (The Augusta Chronicle)

Journalist Brit Hume who urged Tiger Woods to “turn to the Christian faith” was right when he drew distinction between Buddhism and Christianity in terms of the concept of forgiveness and redemption, said a prominent evangelical theologian.

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Theologian: Brit Hume is Right on Christianity, Buddhism Difference (The Christian Post)

Would secularists have had hissy fits if an adherent to Buddhism or follower of Allah had said on a cable news show that so-called Christian Ted Haggard, who solicited a male prostitute, should seek forgiveness and redemption in …

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Brit Hume on the Name of Jesus Christ – BCNN1 Bloggers

Brit Hume’s comments on Fox News Sunday — “I don’t think that [Buddhism] offers the kind of forgiveness and redemption that is offered by the Christian faith,” and, “My message to Tiger [Woods] would be: Tiger, turn to the Christian …

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Fox News Christian Brit Hume's Invitation to ESPN Buddhist Tiger …

Smug, creepy Brit Hume said Sunday on Fox that Tiger Woods’ big recovery problem is that he apparently is Buddhist and therefore has no route to forgiveness and redemption unless he converts to Christianity. I suspect Harding will have Brit on campus soon. Meantime, that link will show that Vanity Fair has some pictures of Tiger without

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Fox for Christianity for Tiger (Arkansas News Bureau)

FNC’s Brit Hume said he didn’t think Tiger Woods’ Buddhist faith offered “the kind of forgiveness and redemption that is offered by the Christian faith,” and suggested Woods convert to Christianity.

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Fox News anchor: ‘Tiger, turn to the Christian faith and you can make a total recovery’ (KOGO 600 AM San Diego)