Do you recognize the need for a DU Religion/Theology/Food forum or are you an obfuscator?

[Boojatta]

Poll question: Do you recognize the need for a DU Religion/Theology/Food forum or are you an obfuscator?

[Droopy]

1. Religious food?

What about atheist food? I think we deserve equal time here.

[Boojatta]

3. To clarify, the topic religion/theology on DU does include

a variety of degrees of skepticism about religion. The Religion/Theology/Food forum would certainly allow threads about atheist food.

[lost-in-nj]

2. and Theology food???

does that mean I get to interpret it the way I want????

:shrug: :shrug:


lost




:hi:

[Boojatta]

4. Yes, you are free to interpret as you wish, unless you subscribe

to a specific denomination of religion/food that restricts your options. Then you have a choice of being a heretical adherent of the denomination, unsubscribing altogether, or accepting the interpretation of your denomination.

[Critters2]

5. And once the wars break out there (the R/T/Food fights),

will every religious group want their own food group? And then within religious groups, there'd be progressive/liberal vegetarians, vegans, omnivores, fruitarians; Jewish kosher, vegetarian, vegan, omnivore, fruitarian; Catholic Orthodox fish/no fish on Fridays, Great Lent fasts/other fasts/no fasts, vegetarians, vegans, omnivores, fruitarians....

The internets might explode from all the pressure!

[Boojatta]

6. I notice that in that long list you included no reference

to Seventh Day Adventists. You are in fact part of a conspiracy involving fruit salad, oysters, curry powder, and total contempt for Seventh Day Adventism, aren't you?

[Critters2]

8. I am. I have deep-seated animosity towards people who eat fake meats,

and sprouted wheat bread. I don't trust 'em. Don't trust 'em a bit. And they know why!

[ikojo]

7. I think before we have a DU Religion/Theology/Food

forum we need a Mac vs PC all out war forum.

[Boojatta]

9. How about Mac versus Mac and PC versus PC?

That way we could revisit the old tradition of having more soldiers die from disease than from direct injury. In other words, viruses travel from Mac to Mac and from PC to PC, but don't tend to cross over much.