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	<title>Comments on: Science, Religion and the Outdoors</title>
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		<title>By: CamdenRandel</title>
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		<description>I&#039;ve always had transcendent faith in food as holy, in chefs and chocolatiers as divine. My own most enduring ritual of faith is devouring human creativity in any form it presents itself. I&#039;m not such an omnivore as Anthony Bourdain and his extreme cuisine -- his favorite eggs are the eggs of sea urchins, not exactly conducive to the traditional holiday rituals I know! -- but I do enjoy a variety of foods and well-rendered cultural infusions and combinations, and as you&#039;d expect now that you&#039;re getting to know me, I especially savor the stories BEHIND the food.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#39;ve always had transcendent faith in food as holy, in chefs and chocolatiers as divine. My own most enduring ritual of faith is devouring human creativity in any form it presents itself. I&#39;m not such an omnivore as Anthony Bourdain and his extreme cuisine &#8212; his favorite eggs are the eggs of sea urchins, not exactly conducive to the traditional holiday rituals I know! &#8212; but I do enjoy a variety of foods and well-rendered cultural infusions and combinations, and as you&#39;d expect now that you&#39;re getting to know me, I especially savor the stories BEHIND the food.</p>
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