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Billboard I Saw Today in N. Fulton
- Thread starter Lynnie
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sunspotbaby
SoWal Insider
where's the 'like' button? 
: ) Oh, yeah...green chicklets.
good eye Lynnie!
: ) Oh, yeah...green chicklets.
good eye Lynnie!
Miss Critter
Beach Fanatic
I am all for inclusion and temperance and all that, but the fact remains that Christmas is a Christian holiday and it should not have to be watered down to appease non-Christians. I don't find Hannukah or Kwanza or any other non-Christian holiday offensive in the least. If you don't want to celebrate Christmas, then don't. But don't expect Christians not to.
Beach Runner
beats on hood
Amen, sistah!
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
I am all about some Merry Christmas, but Jesus would have never said that he missed hearing people say Merry Christmas.
Douglas the Intrepid
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I am all for inclusion and temperance and all that, but the fact remains that Christmas is a Christian holiday and it should not have to be watered down to appease non-Christians. I don't find Hannukah or Kwanza or any other non-Christian holiday offensive in the least. If you don't want to celebrate Christmas, then don't. But don't expect Christians not to.
Actually Christmas has its roots as a pagan holiday. Gidget posted a wonderful synopsis of this in another thread(I'll see if I can find and link it). Regardless of religion, I believe Christmas is a time of goodwill and helping others and love and laughter and family. If that is watering it down for you, I am sorry...I think that is something wonderful! Merry Christmas!!
Miss Critter
Beach Fanatic
I guess my message was lost in translation. What I meant by watering down was political correctness to such an extreme that you can't even say "Merry Christmas" anymore.
And Merry Christmas to you, too, Douglas!
And Merry Christmas to you, too, Douglas!