Armed for the War on Christmas

In Scott C. Lowe (ed.), Christmas: Philosophy For Everyone. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 47–58 (2010)
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Christmas celebrations ‐ is it really a good idea   armed for war on Christmas ‐ War on Christmas on two fronts   second form of the War on Christmas, a secular ban on Christmas in all its forms in public life   Christmas, picture of an effective cultural marketing campaign for a religion   meeting of minds regarding War on Christmas ‐ O'Reilly saying, Christmas is a good way to instill virtue in children   O'Reilly thinking that Christmas ‐ a very good way for children to know Jesus   Christmas, for promoting Christianity ‐ Christmas as a religious recruiting tool   Christmas‐envy, serious problem for non‐Christians   Christmas mythology, two forms ‐ Jesus nativity myth and the Santa myth   Christian parents and Santa mythology ‐ they being aware that it is a false story of miracles

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