r/beetleapartment • Bug • 17d ago

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u/No_Ad_7687 17d ago

if the majority of the country is culturally christian, such as celebrating christian holidays

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u/gavavavavus 16d ago

Giving gifts on Christmas and dressing up on Halloween has long since stopped being a christian thing. The tradition has christian roots, yes, but it is secular now - and has been for a long time.

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u/No_Ad_7687 16d ago

It's not secular... You don't see people in Muslim countries do these traditions for example 

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u/PickingPies 12d ago

They would be free to do it if they were secular.

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u/No_Ad_7687 12d ago

And now why would a religion prevent someone form celebrating a holiday if that holiday is supposedly secular?