Non-Christian Americans of Brawl

I'm Christian, and I celebrate Christmas...

Bet you didn't see that coming :3

 

I'm Catholic and celebrate Christmas, one of my friends is Atheist and celebrates some christian/catholic holidays.

 

I'm a Jewish atheist and I celebrate Christmas and Easter :V
No particular reason. Not even American.

 

Yea I wanted to know that too, And One more thing there are certain School brakes Like x-mas break easter break etc, How about all outer religions When it's their religions "things" Do they take a break from school or wat? And wat do they do when its x-mas break or easter break?

 

A lot of Atheists celebrate Christmas for some reason. Mainly to be festive. I'm a Christian and I defenitely celebrate.

 

I suppose the same thing you guys do when it's a Muslim or a Hindu holy day... They mostly ignore it. I have Jewish cousins in Israel who, until last year, never celebrated Christmas.

 

Judging by the title, I thought this was going to be another highly controversial D3 thread. I guess not. :V Christmas has definitely become a sort of culture thing. Tbh, if it wasn't, people would probably be flipping out about it.

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"Oh noes, a religious holiday? We can't have that; this is America after all. We wouldn't want to offend anyone. This holiday could be taken as an endorsement of religion. Whatever shall we do?" :V

 

I'm American and we celebrate....cause that is how we roll.

PS Don't mess with Texas! @Snail_5_

 

I'm a Canadian atheist who still celebrates Christmas as a holiday for the appreciation of family and friends.

I don't actually know many people who don't celebrate Christmas, although I know many people (myself included) who celebrate it in a secular way more than as a religious holiday.

What even is that sentence

 

What do you mean? It's a thing :V

 

Get back to work!

 

Haven't really been that religious since I was a child, but I still celebrate Christmas with my family and friends for the sake of being festive.

 

Don't celebrate christmas, don't really feel like it either

 

Of course.

 

D3RGPS31 posting a thread...

PS, I love your face, and I memorise your name {d3rgps31}

 

The majority of America is Christian and that's why these holidays are becoming more cultural rather than religious. I myself am religious but notice even non-religious family decorate and celebrate the same holidays.