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Restaurant Roundup: Dinners for Sinners
As I get into the Halloween mindset, I often think about the relationship between food and sin.
Bucket O' Crawfish As I get into the Halloween mindset, I often think about the relationship between food and sin. From the Bible's metaphorical use of a forbidden fruit to illustrate the fall of Adam and Eve to Persephone's underworld imprisonment for noshing on a few pomegranate seeds, there is something profound about our own spiritual connection to the food we eat.
Which is why I'm probably screwed. If the quality of one's food has a direct correlation to the quality of one's soul, there's not a whole lot I can do to recoup my wayward spirituality.
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