To: Land_of_Lincoln_John
when you wish someone "Happy Holidays," you're not excluding Christ. You're affirming Him. Holy days are, after all, Holy for a reason, and by the doing of a Holy God. End of story.
55 posted on
12/06/2004 7:31:04 AM PST by
the invisib1e hand
(if a man lives long enough, he gets to see the same thing over and over.)
To: the invisib1e hand
You might want to change your pronunciation of the word so that they get your point.
56 posted on
12/06/2004 7:40:56 AM PST by
mollynme
(cogito, ergo freepum)
To: the invisib1e hand
Everytime someone in the shops wishes me happy holidays at the counters, I always respond with a blatant "Merry Christmas". I don't care who it offends, in fact, I think every Christian should be downright blatant with our faith. Because that is something that goes against us - we are not as obvious as alot of Jewish people or many other religious group, short of wearing the crucifix.
To: the invisib1e hand; Land_of_Lincoln_John
Happy Holidays does not acknowledge God or affirm Him. "Happy Holidays" is the secular equivelant of Merry Christmas; and therefore fails to acknowledge God... and quite miserably I might add.
80 posted on
12/06/2004 9:34:47 AM PST by
odoso
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