Is it a shame that there isn’t a Yahoo Questions category for religion and spirituality?
by Meir Jacob | מ×יר יעק×'
Question by jtexas: Is it a shame that there isn't a Yahoo Questions category for religion and spirituality?
One where questions of religion and spirituality are actually asked and answered, instead of the same old tired sarcastic arguments lobbed back and forth.
Not that I don't enjoy a bit of sarcasm every now & then.
Best answer:
Answer by Nami Oki (Pagan Pride) It's a shame indeed. I come here to unwind after a hard day. It's a good stress reliever, actually. =)
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