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Apologies – this chart is in several places on the web, so I do not know which is the original.
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Mmmmm…. bacon.
Hmmm What if you like bacon AND hummus?
Please follow the flow chart, Claudia. You like bacon – so your next question is, “Are you a naturally annoying person?” – yes or no does not affect your relationship with hummus. Blessings.
My problem usual tends to be that I want to worship one god, but that god turns out to be me.
This is a common problem, Vincent. The flow chart doesn’t allow it. Blessings.
I thought that Jews liked hummus!
I buy Mannishevitz hummus in the organic food section at out local US-based (Texas) grocery store chain, HEB, all of the time.
You are correct, Brother David. Well spotted! Blessings.
What’s with the magical underwear?
And can I be a less-than-boring Christian please?
Bene, thanks for your visit and comment. You can read about Mormon underwear here – if that’s not enough try this. Being less than boring is up to you and me – maybe then there will be a revision of the chart (as per the humus above). Blessings.
I said meh to bacon…and I “like” hummus in the right context, but I simply refuse to worship Molech, so I’m not a Moslem. I almost fell into the none category, but looked ahead to see my choices. It’s not that I WANT to worship a deity…He made me do it. Yet there is some small cogent appetizer in the meal…Christians always want you to eat pork as the sign of belonging…you know…sort of like Antiochus Epiphanes against whom the Maccabees fought. Without the Maccabees there wouldn’t have been an Olive Tree for the Christians to be grafted onto…and come to think of it no Christians either. I asked the Maccabees (seems like) just the other day, if they ate anything treif at all. Not a one answered in the affirmative…
Total BS. The Jews LOVE hummus! Or does the creator of this chart assume all Jews love some yucky & stinky Ashkenazi gefillte fisch?
The difference between being Buddhist and being Hindu is more than just a preference in takeaways.