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By: Jake McKinney

Jake McKinney — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 20:24:32 +0000

In my house we call Christmas, Present day. Its much simpler and I like to think the day is more for showing your love and caring for family and friends. My brothers family on the other hand, is a different story. When he was younger, his dad and step mom were alcoholics and spent thier money gambiling and drinking, and had no money for presents for their kids. So, instead they would by a 5$ birthday cake for Jesus and celebrate a fake birthday. to me this is punishment for kids. what were they supposed to say when their friends asked what they got for christmas?

By: Peter Milton

Peter Milton — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 12:27:23 +0000

Oh dear, much as I hate and despise christmas as you do, I take it with a pinch of salt and just relax with family and friends after the mayhem of the preparations. However, I glorify in informing friends and neighbours that it is an ancient mid-winter festival stolen by the christians for their own purposes. It’s nothing but a capitalist con trick these days and an excuse for a good party, but to put a seed of doubt into (non-practising) christians’ minds is a good tonic to go with your whisky.

By: Guy Wayne Salsburg

Guy Wayne Salsburg — Sat, 05 Feb 2011 01:48:22 +0000

The Christmas Holiday has become just a day in which all in a family & friends can get together in love and companionship. Christmas never has been a religious holiday during my 57 years and stays the same in my home. My three adult children do not view it as religious. We do not view Santa as being connected to Jesus, in fact, the present day Santa has never been connected to Jesus except on the religious channels of cable TV.

Like I did and my three children did, my 8 yr old grandson believes in Santa. There is no religious connection in any of our homes, we just like how this time of year is the time of year in which most people throughout most of the world celebrate life and the comming New Year.

Christmas is a time mostly for the enjoyment of the children who receives gifts from parents, grandparents, other relatives and, magically, from Santa.

There is no logical reason for any one to be upset by Christmas because it is only the churchs and the ever decreasing religious believers who view it as religious. Beside that, why get mad because someone says Merry Christmas or Happy Honaka or Happy Kwanza or whatever – they are just wishing the best for you and your loved ones. Simply say, Thank you, and smile.

Rev. Guy Salsburg, First Church of Atheistism

By: Cat

Cat — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 10:31:07 +0000

OK. How about we take a more ‘humanistic’ approach – Chrismas for the greater good of mankind. In the UK, hardly anybody is Christian anymore. Although most still have Christian values – like no killing, stealing, helping others etc!! Everyone celebrates Christmas. It’s good for the individual, families and the community (In most cases). It brings you closer to your loved ones, your neighbours and the community. The poor benefit in the area because people feel the need to help around christmas. It is proven to be healthy if you have a close network of support around you, and christmas celebates this and encourages this. Yes, people spend too much and eat too much, another problem for another day. But that aside, Chrismas is good. We need to bring it into the 21st Century and realise its value and enjoy your holiday. Stop moaning people… lol

Looking forward to what you have to say

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Detox diet : — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 18:25:32 +0000

my sister always bake fruit cakes coz we always love to much them at night.~`