So. Whose an Athiest who enjoys the holidays?

If Christians can celebrate Halloween, then atheists can celebrate Christmas and even Easter (plus Halloween of course). Any excuse to have fun, is a good excuse.

You seem to want too much attention …leave your friends opinions as they are their opinions.

“I am Convinced the other .1% difference in the human’s Genome is what separates some of US as to a true Genius and everyone else in between who does not understand the existence of God…”

Huh? Are you saying it takes a genius to understand the existance of god?

I am Convinced the other .1% difference in the human’s Genome is what separates some of US as to a true Genius and everyone else in between who does not understand the existence of God…

Well… since Xmas in the U.S. is a commercial holiday FIRST, a Pagan holiday SECOND, and all other religious stuff THIRD. I’m pretty sure commercialism accepts people of ALL beliefs…

lol if you want to pss people off, just explain to christians origonal orgins of the holidays that they celebrate(every one being stol from pagans) & such. You want to talk about pssed, & funny too.

I’m Buddhist, but the rest of my family is either Pagan or Christian, so we celebrate all the different holidays together as a family.

Well I think to just enjoy a day off is nice how many times do you really get a dayoff. Well I like to drink genuies and party

At christmas I try and look at as a celebration of a man (just a man) who started a movement that was based on peace, love, and brotherhood. I try to ignore the way that message has been coopted by various tyrants and maniacs over the last 2000 years, and is still being used to condemn non-believers as evil.

Christmas has thankfully become a much more a secular holiday today.

I’m an atheist, and I still celebrate Christmas with my family. I dont see it as a religious holiday in our household, it’s more of a time for families. We still enjoy santa clause, presents, christmas lights, christmas cards, candycanes, decoration, etc.

You can be atheist and still celebrate. You just have a different meaning behind it.

around this time of year, I say X-Mas. same thing, except shorter. I’ve been an atheist for a while now, ditching the other belief after a series of tragic events. anyway, what I do is: get all my friends together (they’re atheists too) and we have a HUGE celebreation at my place. we still have the tradition of gift-giving, but we also have karaoke, a poker tournament, and other stuff. it’s a lot mmore fun than the usual boring celebration.

They do seem to just randomly wander in here, don’t they?

yeah, and they really hate it when you mention that all that glittery greenery decorating their homes isn’t so Christian!