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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How is a Christmas tree religious? Isn't it a federal holiday that your work gives off to you (or pays you holiday pay)? To me, nativities are the religious display, as are menorahs. My extended family that's very religious doesn't use Christmas trees as they see them as secular.[/quote] [quote=Anonymous] Whether you see them as secular or not, they celebrate a holiday that is predominantly known as a religious holiday. The office is well within its rights to restrict expression of religion, even if it is a secular expression of a religious holiday. OP--my suggestion is that you celebrate with winter based decoration. Snow and winter decorations, snowflakes, snow people, candy canes, Nutcracker soldiers, penguins, candles, ornaments (make sure to have some in blue & white to be inclusive of Hannukkah). There are lots of non-religious seasonal decorations that can be used to make things festive without highlighting one religion's observation of the Winter Solstice other others.[/quote] [quote=Anonymous] You realize candy canes, candles, nutcracker, and all that are Christmas. [/quote] Np OMG.. The PP you quoted completely contradicted herself. She even mentioned to “ make sure to have some in blue & white to be inclusive of Hannukkah”….[/quote]
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