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[quote=Anonymous]As a Christian I believe that God gave us his only living son to help us learn to love one another and see in everyone that of Jesus. In this spirit, let's try to find common ground, rather than focusing on differences. Let's welcome all to celebrate Christmas in the way they see fit with a tree, lights, carols, feasting, reaching out to friends and family who are far away, and sharing our time, treasure and talents with those who are less fortunate than we are. Let's pray -- again, in all faiths -- that we live this spirit every day and not only at Christmas. And, BTW, just as some non-Christians have adopted Christmas traditions, our family has adopted the tradition of a Friday night seder and I have adopted Yom Kippur as a day to reflect on and pray about forgiveness. And now, I'm going to get down from the pulpit and see if there's just a wee bit of eggnog left in the 'frig to make myself an eggnog latte -- a holiday tradition that I'm sure we can all get behind. Happy holidays, all, and best wishes for peace in the new year! [/quote]
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