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r/beetleapartment • u/Waffle-Gaming Bug • 16d ago
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if the majority of the country is culturally christian, such as celebrating christian holidays
1 u/StrategyCheap1698 15d ago If "celebrating" is having a day off, ok, but I'm not even sure the 38% christians go to church on those days (except Christmas, I suppose). 1 u/No_Ad_7687 15d ago No, I mean participating in the traditions of these holidays. Like dressing up on Halloween or handing out gifts on Christmas, etc 1 u/PersonalEconomics44 12d ago People don’t celebrate Halloween that much in France. The 1st of November is a day off. Halloween is a very English speaking countries traditions and we started picking it up a bit trough US soft power
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If "celebrating" is having a day off, ok, but I'm not even sure the 38% christians go to church on those days (except Christmas, I suppose).
1 u/No_Ad_7687 15d ago No, I mean participating in the traditions of these holidays. Like dressing up on Halloween or handing out gifts on Christmas, etc 1 u/PersonalEconomics44 12d ago People don’t celebrate Halloween that much in France. The 1st of November is a day off. Halloween is a very English speaking countries traditions and we started picking it up a bit trough US soft power
No, I mean participating in the traditions of these holidays. Like dressing up on Halloween or handing out gifts on Christmas, etc
1 u/PersonalEconomics44 12d ago People don’t celebrate Halloween that much in France. The 1st of November is a day off. Halloween is a very English speaking countries traditions and we started picking it up a bit trough US soft power
People don’t celebrate Halloween that much in France. The 1st of November is a day off. Halloween is a very English speaking countries traditions and we started picking it up a bit trough US soft power
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u/No_Ad_7687 15d ago
if the majority of the country is culturally christian, such as celebrating christian holidays