NO CHRISTMAS IS ALL DIFFERENT HERE FOR NO REASON AT ALL.
Thats what I was thinking. It is summer down there now right? It just seems wierd to me celebrating Christmas in the summer. Does Santa still wear such a heavy suit ect ect?
Thats what I was thinking. It is summer down there now right? It just seems wierd to me celebrating Christmas in the summer. Does Santa still wear such a heavy suit ect ect?
I can't imagine him wearing all that in Aussie... I would think he would be siimilar to this:
Because if we say Merry Christmas people will get offended if they don't celebrate the holiday, I got in trouble last year for saying Merry Christmas to a customer even know they said it to me
Bizzare, coming from a Muslim background and residing in the UK, I think there are a few minority who think that by saying aloud Merry Christmas it offends Muslims and people of other faiths who are not Christians. Possibly government jobs worth people who aint got anything better to do.
I find the whole saga too political correct, in fact to date I havent met anyone who is upset by the term 'Merry Christmas', Muslim or not.
Anyway, no white snow in the UK, in fact it feels like spring, so much for winter
Regardless of your religion, Christmas is hardly a solely Christian thing these days anyway - It's more about capitalism and severe debt than about the birth of Christ
Christmas never was about the birth of Christ. Simple chronology makes that impossible. He was 33 1/2 years old when he died on Nisan 14 - Hebrew calendar (which is in March or April). If that's the case, then he would have been born around Oct. Christmas was simply a mergence of other secular and pagan festivals. A simple search of the origins of Christmas will show you what I mean. So when people complain that Christmas has lost it's meaning, what they really mean is it never had it.
12-25-2005, 05:04 PM
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