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20. Agree as to the strong cultural component.

Mon Jul 28, 2014, 01:29 AM

Jul 2014

The cultural aspect often becomes the social aspect as one goes out into the wider world.

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Growing up without god, but not without a rich fantasy world. [View all] Warren Stupidity Jul 2014 OP

The Universe went to such lengths to create the one pretzel4gore Jul 2014 #1

Thank you for sharing that. Htom Sirveaux Jul 2014 #2

My childhood fantasy play was quite rich. edhopper Jul 2014 #3

And the jury results are in.... aikoaiko Jul 2014 #5

Thank you jury. rug Jul 2014 #6

Too bad your alert failed. rug Jul 2014 #16

Yes, Juror #1 who rejected your alert. rug Jul 2014 #24

In my experience with my own children as well as others, No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #7

What do you attribute to me finding them edhopper Jul 2014 #8

I can only speak for myself; have very little or no idea what motivates you. No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #10

What religious ceremonies do you attend? nt Htom Sirveaux Jul 2014 #11

Roman Catholic Mass, for the most part. No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #12

I've never been to one before. Closest I've gotten is Episcopalian, Htom Sirveaux Jul 2014 #13

High Episcopalian is very close, I believe. No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #19

Depending on the parish, some parts of the Mass or other service are still No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #22

Nice piece of writing; thanks Brettongarcia Jul 2014 #17

Agree as to the strong cultural component. No Vested Interest Jul 2014 #20