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⌈ Secret Post #2169 ⌋

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It depends on the person/their circumstances? Some people only celebrate one or the other, some will attend celebrations for both, some will celebrate one, then do the other the next year - if they have a reason to. Usually they have some connection to the religions whose holidays they'd be celebrating. For example, someone might celebrate both Christmas and Hannukah if they were catholic/christian [or generally not associated with a religion], and someone they were close to was jewish - or vice versa.

However, if someone doesn't have a connection like that? Then they usually only celebrate one, if they decide to even do that.

tl;dr: No, not unless they're celebrating another one with a loved one of that religion.

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