There is no practical affiliation with religion outside of it historically being religiously affiliated. As someone who went there, any religious aspect is purely historical. Maybe it's a tad more welcoming to religious folk who want a secular education, but while they still acknowledge that background it plays no impact in the curriculum or teaching.

It's easy finding people who want the highs, but when you find someone willing to share in the lows is when you've found a true friend.

I call them fire crack tacos, because they're so damn good.

How much you want to bet that one of them bozos responds by pinning a cheeky comment for karma?

What kind of stuff do you and your SO like to do for fun? My spouse and I are always looking to make friends with other 20's something couples in the area. We like to hit up lots of local stuff, from hanging at the breweries, to going to places like Friends Kareoke.

That's my vote.

I also saw some at Costco last time I was there.