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Pressie from Santa.
Interesting book actually.
Covers all sorts of Christmas related issues from "is there a God", "the real meaning of Christmas", "is it right to eat a Turkey" (this one made me admit to myself that I AM prejudice towards non-humans and I'm not ashamed! :-D) etc...
Generally fairly unbiased, or atleast I agreed with it on most points.
The author seemed to be a bit biased against relevatism, and seemed to think that we should be brought up in tradition. But perhaps the point in that we need to be immersed in a tradition before we can trully accept it or reject it is a good one?
Anysway, this makes no sense to anyone who hasn't read it.
If you've read it then tell me what you make of it.
Otherwise consider it recommended! :-)
Interesting book actually.
Covers all sorts of Christmas related issues from "is there a God", "the real meaning of Christmas", "is it right to eat a Turkey" (this one made me admit to myself that I AM prejudice towards non-humans and I'm not ashamed! :-D) etc...
Generally fairly unbiased, or atleast I agreed with it on most points.
The author seemed to be a bit biased against relevatism, and seemed to think that we should be brought up in tradition. But perhaps the point in that we need to be immersed in a tradition before we can trully accept it or reject it is a good one?
Anysway, this makes no sense to anyone who hasn't read it.
If you've read it then tell me what you make of it.
Otherwise consider it recommended! :-)
hmph!
I'll try again! :-)
I'll try again! :-)
Pressie from Santa.
Interesting book actually.
Covers all sorts of Christmas related issues from "is there a God", "the real meaning of Christmas", "is it right to eat a Turkey" (this one made me admit to myself that I AM prejudice towards non-humans and I'm not ashamed! :-D) etc...
Generally fairly unbiased, or atleast I agreed with it on most points.
The author seemed to be a bit biased against relevatism, and seemed to think that we should be brought up in tradition. But perhaps the point in that we need to be immersed in a tradition before we can trully accept it or reject it is a good one?
Anysway, this makes no sense to anyone who hasn't read it.
If you've read it then tell me what you make of it.
Otherwise consider it recommended! :-)
Interesting book actually.
Covers all sorts of Christmas related issues from "is there a God", "the real meaning of Christmas", "is it right to eat a Turkey" (this one made me admit to myself that I AM prejudice towards non-humans and I'm not ashamed! :-D) etc...
Generally fairly unbiased, or atleast I agreed with it on most points.
The author seemed to be a bit biased against relevatism, and seemed to think that we should be brought up in tradition. But perhaps the point in that we need to be immersed in a tradition before we can trully accept it or reject it is a good one?
Anysway, this makes no sense to anyone who hasn't read it.
If you've read it then tell me what you make of it.
Otherwise consider it recommended! :-)