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Originally Posted by Baraka_Guru
Looking at the "blessing" of food and abundance isn't much of a stretch for atheists to participate in. To sit out of this practice implies you are ungrateful for these things—that you are ungrateful to your host(s). What is the value in that?
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Agreed. When in Rome, afterall. If I, an atheist, can bow my head in silence during the blessing of a meal in my Christian host's house, then why should it be a stretch for a Christian to respect the practices of his Druid host?
It all falls to respect. Some have it...some don't. It matters not one one bit whether you're Christian or not.
Wow...from license plates to dinner plates. We sure got off the mark, didn't we?