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‘Glory To Jesus Christ’: Magic’s Jonathan Isaac Launches Values-Based Clothing Line For ‘Faith, Family, Freedom’

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Jonathan Isaac #1 of the Orlando Magic looks on during a game against the Boston Celtics at Amway Center on January 23, 2023 in Orlando, Florida. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)

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Andrew Powell Sports and Entertainment Blogger
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This is pretty cool.

While companies like Bud Light, Disney and Target are pumping out “woke” nonsense, Orlando Magic star Jonathan Isaac has launched his own brand that instead celebrates “faith, family, freedom.”

Isaac officially launched his clothing line — named UNITUS — Saturday night in Orlando and did so in absolute style. Celebrating the launch, Isaac held an event that featured a fashion show, fireworks and even a musical performance by GRAMMY-nominated Christian artist Tauren Wells. And that’s just some of what took place.

Several notable people were in attendance to celebrate “true greatness,” including athletes, entertainment stars, journalists and business executives. One of the biggest names present was Riley Gaines, who has been vocal about her opposition towards biological men competing in women’s sports.

“I do see this as something that is bigger than me,” said Isaac during a Q&A session. “And so, for that, I have to give glory and honor to Jesus Christ.”

Issac went on to speak about his belief that “true greatness is found in none other than Jesus Christ” and that people shouldn’t measure themselves in terms of “world standards.” (RELATED: REPORT: LeBron’s I Promise School Is An Utter Disaster With Some Students Not Passing A Test In Years)

“True greatness is the embodiment and the striving toward the values that we want to see celebrated in our marketplace and culture,” Isaac continued. “It’s one thing to say we stand for these values … It’s one thing to shout ‘faith, freedom, and family’ from the rooftops … but if we’re not walking the walk, and talking the talk, then what does it really mean?”

“And that is what UNITUS is about,” added Isaac.

Shoutout to Jonathan Isaac, man. A true king.