Fran, Fran, Fran.....of course it does. It just depends on what those so-called "moral beliefs" are. How do think these nut-cases came into being? At Daddy's knee, of course. As far as my church, there you go, assuming again. What makes you think I have a church? Must we all have one? Is something really bad going to happen to me if I choose not to? Is this one of the "moral beliefs" you think should be passed on to our kids. Sounds alot like "Death to the Infidels". Truth is, I help old(er) folks cross the street, I contribute as generously as I can to charities that actually help people, I've been on three Habitat for Humanity builds, I've been married to the same woman for 40 years, and I have raised two kind, caring, and productive citizens, neither of whom are "religious". I genuinely LIKE people and as a consequence see no need for me to have to validate that by joining some organization that (collectively) throughout history has been responsible for some of the most heinous crimes ever perpetrated against fellow human beings. The most moral people that I have met in my lifetime tended to be those that "lived" their morality rather than preach it. BTW, if you're ever down Valrico way, by all means, stop by. I'll teach you a few jazz chords. It'll liven up your music .

Peace,

chas