You make a solid point, that I fully agree with. I absolutely hate all forms of organized religion.
I made an error in claiming that religion is a good thing. I live in very secular part of the world. Maybe the type and frequency of lies (in a religious area of the world) guides you away from it.
In times of trouble there's a need for god. An anchor of hope, if you will. Intellectually I agree with you completely. Furthermore, religion should never be allowed to exist if that religion won't accept other religions or a lack of religion.
I'm not religious at all. If I want people to respect that, I have to respect others right to think what they do.
Grapes and cheese is a classic combo.
It could work, if you can balance acidity with the sweetness, and the saltyness of the sauce to the sweetness of the rasins.
You make a solid point, that I fully agree with. I absolutely hate all forms of organized religion.
I made an error in claiming that religion is a good thing. I live in very secular part of the world. Maybe the type and frequency of lies (in a religious area of the world) guides you away from it.
The benefit can be reached by far better means.
And that's a good thing. Organized religion is a disgusting institution of control. Belief isn't. It's incredibly stupid, but not disgusting.
If they won't respect your belief then their belief is not to be respected.
In times of trouble there's a need for god. An anchor of hope, if you will. Intellectually I agree with you completely. Furthermore, religion should never be allowed to exist if that religion won't accept other religions or a lack of religion.
I'm not religious at all. If I want people to respect that, I have to respect others right to think what they do.
The missing part?
Grapes and cheese is a classic combo. It could work, if you can balance acidity with the sweetness, and the saltyness of the sauce to the sweetness of the rasins.
The bottom of the serving tray, perhaps?
Looks like the facehuggers from Rick and Morty. Got them jagged teeth.