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Contributor: Britt&Daniel Britt&Daniel
in your religion what do you celebrate for xmas?
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Answers (private voting - your screen name will NOT appear in the results):
yule
2  (7%)
christ
10  (37%)
Hanukkah
1  (4%)
other
14  (52%)
Total votes: 27
Poll is closed
12/19/2011
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Contributor: HannahPanda HannahPanda
Other, Yule is fun to think about, though.
12/19/2011
Contributor: AndroAngel AndroAngel
Hanukkah and Yule are not Xmas, so they can't be celebrated "for Xmas". Christ is celebrated with Christmas, the Solstice is celebrated with Yule, and Hanukkah is a holiday "commemorating the rededication of the Holy Temple (the Second Temple) in Jerusalem at the time of the Maccabean Revolt of the 2nd century BCE" according to Wikipedia.
12/19/2011
Contributor: jedent jedent
family.
12/19/2011
Contributor: GenderSexplorations GenderSexplorations
You can't celebrate Yule or Hanukkah 'for x-mas' as they're different holidays. But at the winter holidays I celebrate both Yule and Christmas. Primarily Yule. Christmas only for purely secular reasons.
12/19/2011
Contributor: NarcissisticLust NarcissisticLust
Quote:
Originally posted by Britt&Daniel
in your religion what do you celebrate for xmas?
I don't understand your question. What religion do you celebrate for christmas? Yule and Hanukkah are entirely different celebrations for very different practices. People do not celebrate Hanukkah for Christmas. They celebrate Hanukkah.
12/19/2011
Contributor: klyte klyte
I celebrate Yule, personally.
12/19/2011
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by AndroAngel
Hanukkah and Yule are not Xmas, so they can't be celebrated "for Xmas". Christ is celebrated with Christmas, the Solstice is celebrated with Yule, and Hanukkah is a holiday "commemorating the rededication of the Holy Temple (the ... more
THANK YOU. I was going to "clear this up" but you did a perfect and accurate job of it.
12/20/2011
Contributor: Bignuf Bignuf
Quote:
Originally posted by NarcissisticLust
I don't understand your question. What religion do you celebrate for christmas? Yule and Hanukkah are entirely different celebrations for very different practices. People do not celebrate Hanukkah for Christmas. They celebrate Hanukkah.
I celebrate Valentines Day for New Year....but ONLY on the Forth of July, and during Festivus.
12/20/2011
Contributor: karay123 karay123
I guess I'm agnostic but celebrate Christian holidays, but more for the popularized reasons (Santa, Easter Bunny).
12/20/2011
Contributor: Jul!a Jul!a
I celebrate spending time with my family.
12/20/2011
Contributor: AndroAngel AndroAngel
Quote:
Originally posted by Bignuf
I celebrate Valentines Day for New Year....but ONLY on the Forth of July, and during Festivus.
Since I don't have a "like" button, this will have to do:

like
12/20/2011
Contributor: switzerland switzerland
even though we're Catholic.. it's more of a family thing for us
12/20/2011
Contributor: yeoshua yeoshua
Quote:
Originally posted by AndroAngel
Hanukkah and Yule are not Xmas, so they can't be celebrated "for Xmas". Christ is celebrated with Christmas, the Solstice is celebrated with Yule, and Hanukkah is a holiday "commemorating the rededication of the Holy Temple (the ... more
Thank you for you show of wiseness amongst all the ignorance.
12/23/2011
Contributor: yeoshua yeoshua
Quote:
Originally posted by NarcissisticLust
I don't understand your question. What religion do you celebrate for christmas? Yule and Hanukkah are entirely different celebrations for very different practices. People do not celebrate Hanukkah for Christmas. They celebrate Hanukkah.
12/23/2011
Contributor: yeoshua yeoshua
Quote:
Originally posted by HannahPanda
Other, Yule is fun to think about, though.
12/23/2011
Contributor: LAndJ LAndJ
Non-religiously affiliated, just holiday and time with the family.
12/23/2011
Contributor: Missmarc Missmarc
Quote:
Originally posted by Britt&Daniel
in your religion what do you celebrate for xmas?
We don't celebrate Christmas but we enjoy the days off and holiday spirit
12/23/2011
Contributor: EvilHomer EvilHomer
I celebrate the ability to go out cut down a tree, put it in my living room, run a train around it, and not be consider crazy.

. . .

Then I leave it up until April or May and I am considered crazy.
01/12/2012
Contributor: slynch slynch
My birthday!!
01/12/2012