[ SECRET POST #3217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3217 ⌋

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Comments

Re: ITT: pigheaded Christians, and equally pigheaded culturally-Christian atheists.

[(Anonymous)]

lol since when is Thanksgiving a "Christian" holiday? I think you're confused.

Also, Christmas is celebrated worldwide by non-Christian countries too, such as Japan. And if you celebrate Christmas and Easter in a totally secular context (which is how I was raised), how are they remotely Christian? I mean you could say everyone in most white, western countries is culturally Christian.

Re: ITT: pigheaded Christians, and equally pigheaded culturally-Christian atheists.

[(Anonymous)]

The origin of Christmas is the celebration of Christ's birth. Granted, it's been hijacked by elves and Santa Claus, but that's the way of things, isn't it.

Thanksgiving, started as a day to thank God and each other for the Pilgrim's surviving. Based on harvest festivals, but still, essentially a Christian based holiday, even though it has largely become secularised as well.

Re: ITT: pigheaded Christians, and equally pigheaded culturally-Christian atheists.

[(Anonymous)]

Uhh, winter solstice holidays long predate any Christian celebration. Since I celebrate Christmas without any Christ whatsoever, my holiday is closer to pagan than it is Christian.

Thanksgiving was a day to give thanks, yes, but has never been inherently religious. It's about being thankful. Many other countries have similar Thanksgiving type holidays. It is NOT a Christian based holiday. As you said, it's closer to a harvest holiday than anything.