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rejection of Christian holidays
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| gravity 2004-12-24, 10:06 pm |
| were i closer to my ideals, i would not celebrate X-mas and Easter. but i'd
lose two good holidays.
i kind of bond with Thanksgiving now.
m.
(resident XXXXXXX)
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| Daniel Urtiz 2004-12-24, 10:06 pm |
| Gravity,
I don't celebrate Thanksgiving very much any more. It's mostly an
American holiday.
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| gravity 2004-12-25, 2:06 am |
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Daniel Urtiz <Disagreement@webtv.net> wrote in message
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> Gravity,
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> I don't celebrate Thanksgiving very much any more. It's mostly an
> American holiday.
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do you not consider yourself an American? aren't you second generation
American or third or fourth?
the U.S. has given me some good opportunities.
m.
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| Daniel Urtiz 2004-12-30, 2:06 am |
| Gravity,
I am a second generation American. I have a legal birth certificate.
I don't like America very much, but my mother sometimes pokes me around
because of that. She intrudes upon my private thoughts as well as my
private life.
She has suggested I talk to a priest, a few times in the past, but I
found that somewhat intimidating. Most of the local priests seem like
idiots.
I have a feeling that all of the Catholic churches here in the East
Coast are anathema, but I don't have any proof of it. The Pope might
feel the same way and he might be right.
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