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“WAR ON CHRISTMAS” TACTICS VARY
January 18th, 2012 | Catalyst Online, Features

“If we can’t censor, then compete.” That’s the preferred modus operandi of many atheists out to smash Christmas. Their first instinct is to ban nativity scenes wherever they can. If that doesn’t work, then they lay claim to the same spot, seeking to display their anti-Christmas message. The Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) is the most... [Read more...]


“WAR ON CHRISTMAS” GETS CRAZY
January 18th, 2012 | Catalyst Online, Features

In December, North Korea put South Korea on notice, warning of “unexpected consequences” if Seoul displays Christmas lights near the border. Also in December, Chinese government officials and police smashed the sound equipment of Christians who were about to celebrate Christmas in a village outside Beijing. Our atheists share the same mindset, if... [Read more...]


“HOLIDAY TREES” ARE DIVISIVE
January 18th, 2012 | Catalyst Online, Features

In Wisconsin, for the first time in years, they reverted back to calling the Capitol Rotunda Christmas tree a Christmas tree: it was called a Christmas tree for 70 years until it was renamed a Holiday tree in the mid-1980s. In Rhode Island, Governor Lincoln Chafee decided to continue the politics of intolerance by calling the Capitol Rotunda Christmas... [Read more...]


PRO-CHRISTMAS FOLKS PUSH BACK
January 18th, 2012 | Catalyst Online, Features

For the past few years, there have been two new developments in the War on Christmas: the good news is that more people are pushing back in villages and municipalities across the nation, demanding that Christmas celebrations proceed as planned; the bad news is that militant atheists are more aggressive than ever. Overall, however, there is evidence... [Read more...]


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PARASITES OF CHRISTMAS
December 22nd, 2011 | Latest News Releases

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on secularists who feed off of Christmas: For the past couple of years, Macy’s has been brandishing the word Believe at Christmastime: the word appears in huge lights across its Herald Square store on 34th Street in New York City, and is inscribed on its shopping bags. To believe is to believe in something—it... [Read more...]


DECEMBER 15, 2011: World Over with Raymond Arroyo
December 19th, 2011 | In the News

World Over with Raymond Arroyo, ”Bill Donohue on the battles being waged against Christmas in American culture“  Read More →


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“WAR ON CHRISTMAS” GETS CRAZY
December 19th, 2011 | Latest News Releases

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on how crazy the “War on Christmas” has become: North Korea is putting South Korea on notice, warning of “unexpected consequences” if Seoul displays Christmas lights near the border. In China last week, government officials and the police smashed the sound equipment of Christians... [Read more...]


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“WAR ON CHRISTMAS” TACTICS VARY
December 15th, 2011 | Latest News Releases

Catholic League president Bill Donohue looks at the various strategies being used by anti-Christmas activists: “If we can’t censor, then compete.” That’s the preferred modus operandi of many atheists out to smash Christmas. Their first instinct is to ban nativity scenes wherever they can. If that doesn’t work, then they... [Read more...]


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CHRISTMAS PARTY ETIQUETTE
December 14th, 2011 | Latest News Releases

Catholic League president Bill Donohue offers seasonal advice: There is no shortage of advice on how to throw an office Christmas party. For example, Helene Wasserman, a Los Angeles labor-law attorney, warns it is important to call the Christmas party a “holiday party.” Human Relations specialist Suzan Sturholm is even more sensitive: she... [Read more...]


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PRO-CHRISTMAS FOLKS PUSH BACK
December 13th, 2011 | Latest News Releases

Catholic League president Bill Donohue comments on the status of the War on Christmas this year: For the past few years, there have been two new developments in the War on Christmas: the good news is that more people are pushing back in villages and municipalities across the nation, demanding that Christmas celebrations proceed as planned; the bad news... [Read more...]