Is it normal to have Christmas tree at home if your family is not Christian?
For Jewish, Muslim, Hindus, Atheists? Do you have Christmas tree at home this time of the year?
Definitely very weird.
For the social media generation and the pressures that come with it, I wouldn't be surprised if people have kids just to ensure that they fit in.
Thatās been true for decades
Lol, a Christmas tree has pagan roots and today is very much a secular symbol.
If you're non-christian, tell us how you write your dates, especially if you're from a non-christian-majority country, how do you write your dates in your country. That should pretty much say of it's 'normal' to have a christmas tree for christmas else there is a serious double-standard issue. I am not christian btw.
We don't fix the double standard by having Christmas trees. We fix the double standard by using notation CE and BCE. Honestly, Christianity has so much invaded the minds of people that we can't even write a date without proclaiming Jesus as our Lord.
in China its spelled out as "before epoch" and "after epoch". no mention to christianity what so ever.
The tree is pagan, not Christian, do what you like.
I want to meet these 6 people who think that's weird and ask them which year they are living in?
While you are at it, can you name the number system that you write the date in?
We're also speaking English. So what? Using the same date system makes life much easier and has no religius meaning these days. Jews, for instance, have their own calendar, which almost noone use for non-religius purposes. It's just impractical to constantly convert dates.
From the lack of articles I guess you are Russian XD
Christmas nowadays is 99% American, 1% Christian
We're atheists, but still have the tree.
Options are weird and unnecessary label for Yes and No. 3. No, that's normal.