A Message for the Phony War on Christmas Warriors 0
J. R. Labbe in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram:
Living out that faith — putting our muscle and minds and money into tackling hunger and poverty and homelessness — is what keeps Christ in Christmas.
She goes on to suggest that, once Christmas became a national, that is, secular holiday, secular influences were inevitable, and suggests renaming the national holiday (Festivus, anyone?) and leaving the religious holiday to the religious.
I congratulate her for a rational view, but I suspect that trying to engineer away the phony war on Christmas would be pointless.
Those who promote it care not for facts, only for faction.
‘Twere better to ignore them.
