Merry What-ever you want.

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   Lynne on December 23, 2009 at 4:36 pm

   Happy housewarming and happy new year, Meg!
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   mamagames on December 23, 2009 at 5:22 pm

   Thanks for sharing this… I had heard about the Keillor article but hadn’t seen Friendly Atheist’s response yet. I appreciate that take on it, and the “Krismas” movement (Kris Kringle is the reason for the season) too.
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   Liese4 on December 23, 2009 at 8:12 pm

   Sigh, I just winced while reading his article, it’s offensive to me (and I’m a Christian.)

   Just know that he is not the only voice for Christ (thank goodness) out there.

   Have a happy December 25th with friends and family. We’re all alone up here in Colorado, but we’ll have a fun, quiet (who am I kidding?) day with just us (and maybe Mr. Sherlock Holmes too.)

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   laughingstars on December 23, 2009 at 10:02 pm

   I didn’t read the articles you linked to, but the origins of Christmas are eclectic — as much “pagan” as Christian. We call it Christ’s Mass, but many, if not most traditions stem from pre-Christian religions. And the spirit of generosity and family togetherness is certainly not something Christians (or members of any other group) have a trademark on!

   As Liese said, Keillor is not the only voice for Christ out there. I believe most Christians are of the live and let live variety (I think this is true of other religions, and of agnostics and atheists as well). Unfortunately, it’s often the judgmental, obnoxious ones that get heard. Such is life.

   Happy holidays, Meg, and happy housewarming! I wish you and your famil all the best.
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