Yes it doesn't really exist as many people claim. But here is a new take on it:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/rev-emily-c-heath/on-keeping-christ-in-chr...
Next year I'd love to hear the rhetoric around a "war on Christmas" change its focus from intolerance for other beliefs, to concern about how we Christians have lived by those teachings in last year. Did we follow the Prince of Peace? Or did we wage a war that has nothing to do with what he taught us? Next December I'd like us to realize that keeping Christ in Christmas has nothing to do with what others choose to do, and everything to do with who we choose to be.
If we can change that focus, then what the cashier says at the checkout won't threaten our Christmas joy one bit.
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MikePaterson
Posted on: 11/26/2012 22:01
It's all about rhythm:
http://nosretap-ekim.blogspot.ca/2012/11/christmas-rhythms-thing.html