I recall reading somewhere that if you cut the pizza using the "off-center inequality" method, then have four people each take a piece plus the one directly across from it they will all end up with an equal amount of pizza.
If you are going to answer a trivia question about which English word has the most definitions, your answer might depend on when the question was written. The old champion was the word "set," which had 430 definitions in the Second Edition of the Oxford English Dictionary published in 1989. This record was certified by the Guinness Book of World Records.
The passages in question are familiar ones, found in Matthew 22 and Matthew 25. Love God and love your neighbor. Feed the hungry, heal the sick, welcome the stranger. They are, in fact, in the Bible.
Not only is it in the article, it's quoted in the post above.
Normally it's so the armed forces can provide access to religious services as needed, and accommodate funeral rites if necessary. But just as with most other things this administration uses it for discrimination.
I recall reading somewhere that if you cut the pizza using the "off-center inequality" method, then have four people each take a piece plus the one directly across from it they will all end up with an equal amount of pizza.