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do athiests celebrate christmas?

 lloonny posted over a year ago
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EalasaidWooster said:
Yes. I don't see why Atheists shouldn't celebrate Christmas. There is proof that Jesus really existed - although most likely not as the son of God, just as a really cool guy who wanted peace. I respect Jesus' views, and although I am not a Christian, I strongly agree with most of the morals in the Bible. A lot of it makes sense. Anyway, Christmas is really more of a cultural than religious celebration now - it has now become a traditional western holiday.

I personally think that everybody should celebrate Christmas - it is the holiday that endorses peace and goodwill after all. Isn't that everyone's concern?
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r-pattz posted over a year ago
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sorry but i really dont understand how you can say he was a good guy! but he lied to us and wrote a whole book for us telling us lies and more lies and just happened to telepathically tell other followers of his to write in this book too. sorry but if he was a "good guy" he wouldn't do that >.>
RobinFan360 posted over a year ago
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Very good point, dracofan001. I totally agree with you. :)
EalasaidWooster posted over a year ago
kiraragirl200 said:
I'm an Atheist and I enjoy Christmas. I like spending time with my family and friends, enjoying each other's company, and doing gift exchanges.
Plus Christmas is celebrated in different ways, for different reasons all around the world.

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Exactly. X-mas is celebrated in different ways. But some don't realize that.
BlindBandit92 posted over a year ago
IloveDxC said:
I have no idea why atheists celebrate Christmas, but loads of them do. Even though Christmas was originally supposed to be Jesus' birthday.
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yeah,that's why i asked this
lloonny posted over a year ago
r-pattz said:
Some do, some don't.

I'm an atheist and my family does, but mostly out of tradition. My parents don't believe in God, but they were both raised in strongly Christian families, so they've just continued the tradition with my little sister and I. We just don't go to Church or do the religious aspect or anything. There is still emphasis on the giving and caring part of it. Just because we're atheists doesn't mean we're bad people. Christmas is as important to culture as it is to religion. There's nothing weird about it. (:


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i didn't say you are bad,i just wanted to know do you celebrate christmas if you don't belive in God, i don't celebrate christmas becauze im muslim,but i really like christmas
lloonny posted over a year ago
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^ It was more in response to other people who were suggesting something along those lines. ^_^
r-pattz posted over a year ago
TwinCherrieVee said:
I'm and atheist, and yes, some do. Most do, actually. I'd day all of them do but I don't want to make assumptions; everyone I know does, however.

I realize it's kind of offensive to celebrate when you don't even believe in Jesus, but I enjoy it. So, it's not a disrespect thing.
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It's not offensive. i'm Christian and I don't find it offensive. It's like a Non-jew celebrating with a Jewish family for a Bar Mitzvah
BlindBandit92 posted over a year ago
adultswimperson said:
Uh, yes.
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Bananaaddict said:
I do. And yeah, I know Christmas is supposed to be about the birth of Jesus and all that jazz, but my family just likes getting presents, to be honest. XD
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Lol I'm pretty sure everyone likes getting presents. XD
BlindBandit92 posted over a year ago
BlindBandit92 said:
Some do and some don't.

Maybe because they view it as spending quality time with their family? And having the fringe benefits of getting presents?
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Me_Iz_Here said:
Yes. And I hate it when people say it's stupid or disrespectful, or that we're only doing it for presents. My family celebrates it because of tradition and time with our family.
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poplove said:
yes. christmas is for everyone.
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Kiras_Follower said:
Yes, we do.
Although some don't.
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