ACLJ Christmas Resource Center: We want to answer your questions this holiday season

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[SandRat]

All over America, schools and organizations are gearing up to celebrate Christmas in an assortment of inspiring and enjoyable ways.

However, over the years it seems that certain public interest groups have focused their attention on how our local school districts and private organizations choose to demonstrate their particular views of the season.

So the ACLJ is encouraging you to visit their Christmas Resource Center and find the answers to your questions regarding the singing of Christmas carols at your child's or grandchild's school or your local church's display of the manger.

Christmas is a time of peace and joy ... it is also a time of tremendous outpouring of our expression of faith.

Make sure you understand the many opportunities you have to celebrate according to your religious beliefs.

The ACLJ has prepared legal guidelines for you that clearly explain what is permissible and what is not when it comes to displaying and expressing your faith.

They also invite you to take our quick online survey! We want to know YOUR answer to the following question: Why do some want to keep Christ out of Christmas?

For more information about all the ACLJ's involvement in the latest issues and cases, be sure to tune in to our television program, "ACLJ This Week" - visit www.aclj.org for stations and times. And for clean humor and today's hottest music artists, watch "The Logan Show" - safe for the entire family! Visit

[nkycincinnatikid]

Merry Christmas! Sue me

[bpjam]

okay, I guess that answered my first question which was "What is an ACLJ?"

[VOA]

bump for publicity

[dhs12345]

Related: was at the local mega mall, Colorado Mills Mall, last night -- no Christmas decorations and the mall shut down and they booted us out promptly at 7:00pm.

The individual stores had some decorations, though.

Glass is half full: still early in the season and they haven't put the lights up yet and they will extend their hours when it gets closer to Christmas.

Glass is half empty: people who run the mall don't recognize Christmas.

We won't be returning to the mall. For the following reasons:

1. we have many other options.
2. we want a festive spirit when we are spending our hard earned money.
3. nagging possibility that the mall owners don't like Christians. Correction: they like our money, but they don't like us.

[SandRat]

American Center for Law & Justice. It battles against the ACLU.

[bpjam]

I'll stand beside anybody who will stand against the ACLU.