Should Atheists and Humanists be banned from celebrating Christmas?
Should Atheists and Humanists be banned from celebrating Christmas?
If you're saying only those 2 groups of people should be banned, then no. That would be discrimination.Should Atheists and Humanists be banned from celebrating Christmas?
Really? Do we want the discussion about the origins of Christmas again? I suspect that's what saved is angling for anyway.If they celebrate the Birth of Christ how atheistic can they be?
Should Atheists and Humanists be banned from celebrating Christmas?
If they celebrate the Birth of Christ how atheistic can they be?
We are living in a culture where many Humanists and Atheists, if they were given the chance would see Christmas completely banned if they could get their way! So, why not reverse it, and ban them from celebrating a festival they do not believe in?
Evidence? I think you are mistaking people trying to get religion removed from a mid-winter festival for people trying to ban the festival.We are living in a culture where many Humanists and Atheists, if they were given the chance would see Christmas completely banned if they could get their way!
Christianity changed the festival to suit its needs. Don't you see the hypocrisy of you complaining when another group wants to do the same?So, why not reverse it, and ban them from celebrating a festival they do not believe in?
Evidence? I think you are mistaking people trying to get religion removed from a mid-winter festival for people trying to ban the festival.
*Don't you see the hypocrisy of you complaining when another group wants to do the same?
Relevance?
Who instigated the festival Christianity usurped and how long was it around before Christianity came along?2. *One group (Christianity) was established almost 1600 years before the other (Atheism). It is a no brainer really as to which is more credible
If you're saying only those 2 groups of people should be banned, then no. That would be discrimination.
Who instigated the festival Christianity usurped and how long was it around before Christianity came along?
For pre-Christian, pagan mid-winter festivals? StonehengeSupporting evidence?