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[allisnow]

So I've started reading John Gibson's The War on Christmas and there was an interesting issue brought up that I'd like to present here. Plus I haven't had a good freak-out on my journal for a while, and I'm nostalgic:

Please note that Question 1 is for Americans, 2 is for non-Americans, and 3 is for everybody.

[Poll #617663]

For the time being I'm making the results viewable to just me, because I know all too well the lemming effect ;)

Comments

[lydkami.livejournal.com]

How am I supposed to answer when all is relative and in fact both questions I could answer depend in which aspect you mean them, eh? Because as a whole nothing is true and nothing is false, it just is.

[allisnow.livejournal.com]

Oh please, don't start with that 'it's all relative' BS ;)

The point of the questions being questions (and not three-page legal documents) is for the person answering them to take them in whatever spirit they interpret them.

[lydkami.livejournal.com]

it wouldn't be me if I hadn't ;) But I must add that I consider the US as both Christian and no-Christian, it depends in the place you get 'into' and the people. But as in officially I wouldn't say it's a Christian country even though the actual president is Christian and does show that he is one.

I would do the US- school one but I have no knowledge about it so I would be making wild guesses in the 'just because'-reasoning.