re: #32 Randall Gross

Just going to have to agree to disagree with you on this one here. I’m a fan of looking at the actual implementation of what is done, which in this case was a non-religious, non-spiritual stretching and relaxation class.

It’s very hard for me to understand the argument that yoga is a religion when you then point to four different religions that involve it. I would interpret that as yoga is a practice separate from religion but that can be used in a religious context.