What would you think if you were thirsty when there in the kitchen, grabbed a cup, and it looked perfectly clean on the outside, you know, sitting in the washed dishes bin there, upside down as if it had been thoroughly washed and set out to dry, and you picked it up thinking, well, it looks perfect for my drink, and you, but then you look inside, and it's covered in dried juices and green stuff growing on it, and maybe that white fuzzy stuff there, and you look, it's filthy, this is disgusting, like you want to, you know, all the dishes was nearby, you don't want anything to do with it, and you would think, though, why would anyone clean, they obviously cleaned the outside of this cup, where it really doesn't matter that much, but they didn't clean the inside, where it really does matter, you know, where the bacteria can grow, you drink it, it goes in you, it, they made it look clean without it really being clean, but that's exactly what a lot of religion does, it makes people look clean, you know, how to dress, how, you know, don't wear your revealing clothes, don't sag your pants, look decent, but it doesn't change your heart.