I think it is interesting that beards can be apart of a religion. What do you think about them?>
I think beards are very cool, I'm apprehensive of anything being tied to religious belief though. 
I get that. Some people feel really strongly about beards, like the Beard Liberation Front that campaigns to support beards. 
Wait, there is a beard liberation front? What do they do?
Yes, I was surprised too. It is a British group founded in 1995 that campaigns to oppose discrimination against people who wear beards.
That is strange, I wasn;t aware that people had been being discriminated against due to them having beards.
I did not know it was that big of an issue. They even have a Beard of the Year award.
Now that is a pretty cool idea. I would feel so manly if I won the beard of the year award!
semi-humorous, with its outwardly frivolous aims, its occasionally outlandish claims of discrimination and conspiracy, and its founder, who is also the spokesman for the Campaign for Real Conkers. However, the organisation has drawn attention to more serious issues, having spoken out against, among other incidents, the suspension of a fireman for refusing to shave off his goatee and the banning of beards among ExxonMobil oil workers (in both cases employers claimed that beards interfered with breathing apparatus). Flett believes that an issue of "real discrimination
n’t normally like beards," and noting how he'd become a "poster-boy" for the Beard Liberation Front, Paxman lamented that he was "finding it quite a heavy burden".
Former BBC Radio 4 and World Service broadcaster Robin Lustig, previously winner of 'beard of the year', also described the BBC as pogonophobic. Danny Baker of BBC Radio 5 Live disagreed and stated that: "I really do not think Jeremy Paxman should be granted a beard. It's corrupt. Disney had it