Words of Wisdom from Mr. T

Earlicus

08/14/2011 03:33:50 PM

Mr T, It would be great if you could in some small way communicate to the young people involved in the riots in the UK that they should regret their actions, and that they should begin to respect the communities in which they live. The Government here have called in Supercop, William Bratton, but I think they need a role model instead.

GrapeShot

04/23/2011 04:29:05 AM

I first saw Mister T when I was a kid, on TV in the Toughest Bouncer competition. Later I was excited when he showed up in Rocky III, mainly to satisfy my trivia-ego with friends because I recognized him from that relatively obscure earlier event. As time went on, and he became more famous, I thought of him mostly as the butt of clever jokes. Think: If you were exposed to as much fame as he has been, could you profess your faith as he has? Try it. I have serious doubts about whether I could. If even 1/10 of the story he tells in this article is true, he has done more to advance the Kingdom of God than I have. Also think: would you be embarrased making any of Mister T's claims about Jesus, God, redemption, etc. or repeating any of his prayers to God? Sadly, I confess: I cannot answer "no". I'm sorry I ever made fun of Mister T, and thank him for being a good role model, despite his faults.

crismoon777

09/06/2008 08:59:08 PM

I love Mr. T but I saw he on tv saleing a game called warcraft this is from the devil and Mr. T should not be telling kid or no body to play such an ungodly thing. I am a chef of sinners i know what I'm talking about, and Mr. T knows what I'm talking about sir go back to TBN and win souls for that is what we are called to do money is not every thing.

valorousflame777

11/14/2006 06:15:42 PM

I care what he thinks, because he has so much love in his heart, mind and soul. Jesus told the story of the return of the Prodigal Son. If you find it shocking that he wore gold chains until recently, remember He rebuked Martha for criticizing Mary who was anointing his feet with precious oil. No matter what, he has always tried to help people, and he opened himself up to positive change and didn't let his ego get in the way. EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS, AND EVERY LITTLE BIT COUNTS. T, why don't you auction off those gold chains on E Bay and give the money to Katrina victims? I think it'd be a fitting way to tie up a loose end. Just a thought from a fellow sinner.

gadje

10/24/2006 05:08:45 PM

Mr. T is a good guy, but I find it shocking that a deeply religious person took almost 30 years and a natural disaster to realize that wearing all that gold was ostentatious.

zz12345

10/23/2006 10:10:49 AM

I think this interview is great. It shows someone who has changed their life and tries to help people now.

zenmonk_genryu

10/22/2006 12:30:12 AM

Who cares what this guy thinks? Can't Bnet do better than this?