Even mortal sins can be forgiven if someone confesses and is truly repentant. There may still be a punishment, but that doesn't mean someone is forever cutoff from God's saving grace.
Man you’re really pushing an agenda for this man. Maybe your pity for him would be better spent on those that suffered under his staunchly segregation and anti enfranchisement policy.
Splitting grammatical hairs doesn't change the essence of the argument. Read it as "wrongs" instead of "mistakes" if it makes my point clearer for you.
Nonsense. The word mistake is by no means limited to accidental or unintentional errors, nor did I use the word with such in mind. When people say they've made mistakes in their life, they rarely mean unintentional ones. Don't intentionally misinterpret anything I say.
He built his resume by being DC for some really good teams. He was at FSU for one year and they won a National Championship, so what impact did he possibly have that wasn't already there for him to turn the key? Was at UGA for Richt's final seasons. Multiple stints under Saban at Bama. I never understood the hype. Then to top it off he's dirty?
future member of the Saban School for Rehabilitating Coaches?
He already coached for him. Who knows.
Maybe, and he's been on Saban's staff a couple of times before, but Saban doesn't seem interested in him again, at least for now.
Looks like it. Bama went 7-6 his first year.
This is how you know the body snatchers bullshit is beginning in real life15 years ago I never thought I'd be on the Lane Train, but here we are. Joey Freshwater is awesome. I don't know how Saban rehabilitated him, but it worked
