[ SECRET POST #3259 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3259 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Opinions people judge you for

[kallanda_lee]

I'm going to presume it's mostly celebrated by descendants of original settles, who were Christian, so there'd be a large overlap?

So, by numbers, it would be a holiday celebrated b a lot of Christians, but that doesn't make it a Christian holiday. There is literally noting in the Bible (or in Orthodox, Catholic, gnostic or whichever Christian related tradition about it).

It's basically just an American holiday/tradition.

Re: Opinions people judge you for

[(Anonymous)]

Yup, this.

Re: Opinions people judge you for

[diet_poison]

This exactly. The definition of "Christian holiday" is a holiday that's on the Christian liturgical calendar, and I'd imagine it's the same for other religions. Christianity decides what its holidays are. Culturally Christian holidays (as far as that even goes, since obviously there's a lot of debate about whether that applies to Thanksgiving) don't become Christian holidays just...because.