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German international Felix Nmecha is facing renewed criticism over his links to a Christian football network accused of promoting anti-LGBTQ+ views. The Borussi…
German international Felix Nmecha is facing renewed criticism over his links to a Christian football network accused of promoting anti-LGBTQ+ views. The Borussia Dortmund midfielder insists his controversial goal celebration is an expression of his faith, but the club's official fan group has criticized his actions.
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yeah you see the thing as your imaginary sky god is not the same as other people's imaginary sky gods some people don't have imaginary sky gods so be so for real and stop using it as a justification for bigotry
Good on you for posting about this and for the supporters club to take a stance! He’s a fantastic player but I find it unacceptable for him to be promoting his religious fundamentalist ideals while wearing the BVB or DFB shirts!
Ballers in God was founded in 2015 by former professional footballer John Bostock. The organization released a statement which defended footballers' right to express their Christian faith publicly. It said its intention was to demonstrate "love and respect towards everyone", including those who do not share its beliefs.
German international Felix Nmecha is facing renewed criticism over his links to a Christian football network accused of promoting anti-LGBTQ+ views. The Borussia Dortmund midfielder insists his controversial goal celebration is an expression of his faith, but the club's official fan group has criticized his actions.
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