"Christians across globe celebrate holiday"? The AP can write openly about Ramadan a couple of hundred times during that Islamic holiday, but when it comes to Christmas they need to refer to it as "holiday"? The AP does not need to worry about the establishment clause. They are also not a store, so they don't need to worry about a handful of customers being offended by someone saying Christmas. So why does the AP choose to avoid Christmas in a headline other than a hostility towards Christianity?
Sunday, December 25, 2005
Disgusting
I've seen a number of people question Christians' irritability over the Holidays v. Christmas issue this past month. Well, for all of you who think Christians are over reacting, I give you this from the Associated Press:
"Christians across globe celebrate holiday"? The AP can write openly about Ramadan a couple of hundred times during that Islamic holiday, but when it comes to Christmas they need to refer to it as "holiday"? The AP does not need to worry about the establishment clause. They are also not a store, so they don't need to worry about a handful of customers being offended by someone saying Christmas. So why does the AP choose to avoid Christmas in a headline other than a hostility towards Christianity?
"Christians across globe celebrate holiday"? The AP can write openly about Ramadan a couple of hundred times during that Islamic holiday, but when it comes to Christmas they need to refer to it as "holiday"? The AP does not need to worry about the establishment clause. They are also not a store, so they don't need to worry about a handful of customers being offended by someone saying Christmas. So why does the AP choose to avoid Christmas in a headline other than a hostility towards Christianity?
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