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ohmylanta1003 on 11 December 2015

SpokenTruth said:

padib said:

SpokenTruth said:

What exactly do you celebrate on December 25th?

Exactly, you mean like to the T? Christmas.

I asked what you are celebrating, not what you call it.

Please. For the love of whatever the fuck you want to insert here, do not turn this thread into a religion thread.

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DolPhanTendo on 11 December 2015

SpokenTruth said:

padib said:

Oh, oh okay.

I celebrate the thing where a baby was born from a virgin, who was called by some the son of God. I celebrate it with family, loved ones, in a time of love, giving, faith and kindness. The baby's name is Jesus Christ, so I think they took his last name and made him a birthday. Or something like that.

Either his first or his last name, I'm not sure. By the way, is Christ a jewish name?

Christ is technically of Hewbrew and Greek origin and was used as a title (rather than stricly a last name) and given to Jesus after his death (notice that Mary and Joseph's last name is not Christ). The concepts of Christmas, originally known as Christ's Mass, began long before the modern form it. Long before Jesus himself even. December 25th technically isn't even his birthday. That's sometime in the Spring and we're not certain of an exact date. December 25th was chosen to celebrate it sometime after the 4th century because it was used by a multiude of cultures for countless festivals and other celebrations. Christmas-like celebrations on December 25th (near the winter solstice) have been documented for centuries before Christ's time.

Happy Holidays was never meant to remove Christ from the party, as it were, but to simply encompass all the various celebrations that coincide during that period. It's not an exclusive statement but an inclusive statement.

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Mbolibombo on 11 December 2015

That is awesome! Good for the kids =)

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slab_of_bacon on 11 December 2015

I found a list of locations:

South Shore Plaza in Braintree, Massachusetts
Woodfield Mall in Schaumburg, Illinois
Stonebriar Centre in Frisco, Texas
Cherry Creek Shopping Center in Denver, Colorado
Memorial City Mall in Houston, Texas
The Oaks in Thousand Oaks, California
Dolphin Mall in Miami, Florida
Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota
Perimeter Mall in Atlanta, Georgia
Queens Center Mall in Elmhurst, New York
King of Prussia Mall in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania
Scottsdale Fashion Square in Scottsdale, Arizona
Washington Square in Portland, Oregon
Westfield Valley Fair in Santa Clara, California
Westfield Southcenter in Seattle, Washington
Tysons Corner Center in McLean, Virginia

http://www.gamingbits.com/nintendo-news-bits/nintendo-brings-holiday-gaming-experience-to-malls/