Why should we think that? The story is that Harold Schwartz was a Jew. Gary Morse's mom was a Christian.

No one knows where they worship or if they do and it shouldn't matter. We all have our own fish to fry.

Just be sure to not professionally fry them on Sunday.

Senior Citizen I enjoy your posts and your outlook on life (especially your recipes) so don't stop posting.

When someone says they are happy that a person or a business is Christian, the connotation is that they are superior to other people or establishments and it rankles. Other religions have their days of worship, their family values and high morals. Some of the most beautiful souls I've met on my path were not Christian per se but spiritual people who walked the walk, not talked the talk. In fact I always avoid a business who advertise the fact they are Christian, yeah, like that makes them honest. For the forum police, I know it's off topic.

The connotation, no, you can directly quote what I meant. No assumptions needed.

Nope, just didn't want people to think it had anything to do with them. People can be soooooo sensitive.

Nope, no "faith mocking" here, I find this exchange most enlightening, please enlighten me more.