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in reply to Re: This season I'm celebrating...
in thread This season I'm celebrating...
Good point!
Still it's hard to enjoy anything during December with all that christmas markets, shopping crowds, and all of the work that is to be done before the Christmas break.
Although I chose the 'New Year' option, I start to wonder - with those 'pagan' options possible: when does the new year begin? The calendar clearly says 1st January. Christians begin their year on the first advent Sunday, pagan rites said to do so in the night of Halloween.
What other dates of 'New Year' are there around the world? if anyone can tell some more ... |
Re: Re: Re: This season I'm celebrating...
by hardburn (Abbot) on Dec 18, 2003 at 18:43 UTC
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Actually, New Year in Western countries was orginally a non-Judeo/Christian holiday anyway (as with almost all holidays people label "Christian").
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