On April 8th my wife and I went to lunch at the St. Regis. It is my favorite restaurant. It is elegant. It is swell. A harpist serenades the not-so-young, well-coiffed people in the room. My wife said to me in her best Jackie Kennedy voice, "It's Easter Sunday. There's a service at 6:00. I want you to take me." "Sure. Sure," I said. But the idea didn't appeal to me. I don't like crowds. I don't like being lectured at. Yet someone has to support the church if just to spite the atheists and secularists. I am a natural born agnostic. But the atheists' activism has made me want to support religion. I am a Jew but I feel warmth towards Christianity. It seems to be the last bastion against Islamism. So I decided I would make an attempt to go to church with my wife even though I was allergic to crowds. When atheists and Democrats boo Tim Tebow I want to run out into the field and....
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