Neil deGrasse Tyson catches flak on social media over 'curious' post about athletes praising God
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Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson caught flak on social media on Sunday over his "curious" post about athletes thanking God over results in sports.
Ryan Gaydos is a senior editor for Fox News Digital.
"Curious that talented athletes frequently credit God when they win, but we rarely see them blame God when they lose," Tyson wrote on X.
Tyson’s curiosity drew backlash on social media. One person pointed to Texas Longhorns cornerback Jahdae Barron’s speech about the trust in his faith as a counterpoint to Tyson’s post.
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