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I know I can easily Google this, but if anyone stumbles upon my comment and can recommend a delicious place serving it in NYC please let me know.
Old Tbilisi on Bleecker.
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Old Tbilisi on Bleecker.
Thanks to your comment we ended up eating there yesterday. We had the Ajaruli Khachapuri, Megruli, and Chicken Skewers. Absolutely delicious. Thanks for recommending!
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So, other than the Westernmost parts of Eastern Europe (which we can start including, since the EU has kickstarted their economic development dramatically), the US is by far the most religious country of any in what we might consider "The developed West". But it hasn't experienced a lot of the same cultural changes that it's most significant allies have gone through. Why not? There's a number of other reasons: The St…
I'm an Atheist but: if people actually believed in God they would be kind and generous, turn the other cheek and be humble about it. Those who do behave like this are obviously not the ones we hear the most noise from. What we're dealing with is some other phenomenon which has labeled itself as "Religious" but doesn't believe in the core philosophy. People can see the value of being part of the "religion club" or "re…