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Blogmas #6 | Becca's Babble's #1: What Christmas Means To Me

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We all know what the ‘true meaning’ of Christmas is, but it doesn’t mean the same to everyone and we all celebrate differently.

The ‘true meaning’ is about the birth of Jesus Christ and religious beliefs. So to religious people it is to celebrate their religion and their own beliefs.

I am not religious and I would consider myself to be Atheist (slightly Agnostic). So to me Christmas means celebrating family and friends. It is slightly the same because it is still about celebrating life, but it doesn’t mean you have to believe in religion or God to celebrate Christmas.

So the TRUE MEANING of Christmas to me is US! Every one of us should be thankful for each other as well as family and friends.

What does Christmas mean to you?

♥ ♥ ♥

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