Christmas

[jon1959]

CE and BCE becoming more commonly used.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Era

Who knows, but in a few generations that might be what we read on the top of our (digital) newspapers. Makes sense.

[truthpaste]

CE and BCE becoming more commonly used.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Era

Who knows, but in a few generations that might be what we read on the top of our (digital) newspapers. Makes sense.

I think the current generation would mainly favour this and I've met people on courses at University that have tried to use this for the last 20-30 years. However to be consistent you need to scrub Christmas and Easter. Secular life is often strangely constantly using the name of Jesus disrespectfully, then stupidly marking His official birthday by vomiting everywhere after attending a Christmas party.

Talk about irony meeting ignorance

[Bluebirdman Of Alcathays]

I think the current generation would mainly favour this and I've met people on courses at University that have tried to use this for the last 20-30 years. However to be consistent you need to scrub Christmas and Easter. Secular life is often strangely constantly using the name of Jesus disrespectfully, then stupidly marking His official birthday by vomiting everywhere after attending a Christmas party.

Talk about irony meeting ignorance

Often constantly? That's what I sometimes always say. I don't think many in secular vomiting land would miss Easter if it was changed to another bank holiday and Christmas could just revert to the pagan festival it was.