I would write more, and more thoughtfully, if I were not completely preoccupied with my Jehovah's Witness Nana who is 95 and trying to cope with cancer, but I had to post a little something to say this is a lovely piece and thought-provoking. I'm a former Catholic (we're like a Beneton ad but for religion in my household) Jew, so I know something about comparing religions and discovering that living in a religion is the only way to know it.