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I'm not a Catholic....just because that’s true in the catholic church doesn’t mean it’s true for everyone.
Sorry if I offended you.how about you enjoy your holiday the way you want and let the rest of us have fun?
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I'm not a Catholic....just because that’s true in the catholic church doesn’t mean it’s true for everyone.
Sorry if I offended you.how about you enjoy your holiday the way you want and let the rest of us have fun?
regardless of what religion you believe in, the point remains the same.I'm not a Catholic....
Sorry if I offended you.
Christmas is by definition a celebration of the birth of Christ.regardless of what religion you believe in, the point remains the same.
christmas isn’t a celebration of god’s son for everyone, so you can’t poo poo on other people for the way they choose to celebrate.
and you can’t possibly offend me, i don’t take offense to fairy tales.
I am dead serious about everything I have said. This is a rant thread, and I don't think this thread is for you. If you don't like what I've said (and I'm ok that you didn't) you're welcome to leave this thread so you don't see anything else posted. You can also click the "Ignore" button on my profile so you nolonger see any of my threads or posts anymore.regardless of what religion you believe in, the point remains the same.
christmas isn’t a celebration of god’s son for everyone, so you can’t poo poo on other people for the way they choose to celebrate.
and you can’t possibly offend me, i don’t take offense to fairy tales.
Agreed completely! It's Christmas. The birth of Christ.Christmas is by definition a celebration of the birth of Christ.
i’ll give you the fact that it has its roots in the church but that doesn’t mean everyone who puts up a tree and gathers with family is doing so to celebrate the birth of christ.Christmas is by definition a celebration of the birth of Christ.
You celebrate it, or not. Get off your donkey. Hard to tell who’s whom.
And on this I agree.Agreed completely! It's Christmas. The birth of Christ.![]()
this is the internet. it’s public. when you post on the internet your words are out there for any and everyone to see, including people who don’t see things your way.I am dead serious about everything I have said. This is a rant thread, and I don't think this thread is for you. If you don't like what I've said (and I'm ok that you didn't) you're welcome to leave this thread so you don't see anything else posted. You can also click the "Ignore" button on my profile so you nolonger see any of my threads or posts anymore.![]()
Christmas is by definition a celebration of the birth of Christ.
biblical scholars maintain the birth of christ anywhere between april 1 and september 30 of the year 4BCAgreed completely! It's Christmas. The birth of Christ.![]()
Ok. You’re google skills are up to par.biblical scholars maintain the birth of christ anywhere between april 1 and september 30 of the year 4BC
december 25 was originally a pagan holiday celebrating the birth of the sun that christian missionaries adopted.