Jon Kitna doesn't have to go to hell

It was a difficult day for the Detroit Lions as they fell to the Green Bay Packers in the 68th Annual Thanksgiving Day Classic. At least Lions quarterback Jon Kitna had something to be thankful for:
"That I don't have to go to hell."

Isaac asks: "If God is on Jon Kitna's side, who could be against him?" and delivers some background.

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