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Input: Background:  I have a friend from Asia, Jan, that I met through an online class and her (American's) husband's Jack work just happened to bring her to my area last spring. We are the same age and have kids of the same age. She grew up without much "religion" but an incredibly different culture.  Jan knows almost nothing about Christianity except for the idea of Christmas.  I know nothing about said Asian culture except maybe the basis of Lunar New Year.  We both love cooking and make cultural food for each other constantly.  We also talk about everything in relation to food trends, like Atkins, Paleo, intermittent fasting, etc.   Anything food.  I help her with English and idioms and she's teaching me her language.  To me, it's basically a storybook friendship of different worlds and fast friends.  We respectfully learn about (and sometimes choose to participate in) each-other's cultures.  

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At a party (here read a bunch of people over my house extremely casual) Jan and I were talking and I was asking for her best vegetarian recipes because I was thinking of going vegetarian for Lent and beans aren't that common in her culture (one of the things I can't do).  She wondered what Lent was and I said it was a time that people in my religion remember those who sacrificed for us and make sacrifices of our own to remember that we are going to die and so we fast and choose a sacrifice to remember that.   She thought it was a fabulous idea and feeling a bit separated from her culture asked Jack if they could try it.  My husband's friend Mark made a disgusted noise and left the room, I assumed, because he was somehow offended by the vegetarian idea.

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After Jan left Mark starts laying into me about how terrible I am for whitewashing  my religion and making the practices of  bunch of pedos appealing to others.  He said if I'm going to talk about my hypocritical religion for weak minded people who can't handle doing things for their own health and wellness and not some fake God then I must disclose things like the name of said fake God as well as the "shameful truth" of my backwards practices.

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I told him to shut the fuck up and that he can go circle jerk with the atheists any time he wanted but he can't tell me how I talk about religion to my friends.  

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He started to go into another tear about how I'm just another hypocritical liar before my husband shut it down.

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My husband refuses to weigh in and said that his friend and I had "equally valid opinions on the matter".  Obviously, I feel his friend is a jackass and I'm not going to invite him if he needs to add such commentary.  Since I plan gatherings I've quietly removed his name from any of the facebook invitation lists going forward and told hubby that he can add him back once he talks to his friend about behaving himself.

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"sugar coating" a religious practice