Halloween and Thanksgiving are celebrated in most of the anglosphere (though they no longer celebrate thanksgiving in Britain) so this objectively isn’t true. Also, cut the very few Jesus things out of Christmas and you’ve got Yule, which is almost the same festival. There’s very little pagan signficance to the beginning of the Gregorian year.
3 of those are not celebrated anywhere but north America.
Christmas is a christian one…
So gotta go with that pagan one called new years eve.
Halloween and Thanksgiving are celebrated in most of the anglosphere (though they no longer celebrate thanksgiving in Britain) so this objectively isn’t true. Also, cut the very few Jesus things out of Christmas and you’ve got Yule, which is almost the same festival. There’s very little pagan signficance to the beginning of the Gregorian year.
Yeah i’m not from the “anglo-sphère”
And Britain has never celebrated Thanksgiving (at least according to Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thanksgiving )
From the article you sent me:
Maybe know something and/or be able to read before being an ass? “Anglosphere” isn’t an uncommon term either.
yeah I was a dick responding to you yesterday. Sorry about that.
It’s all good, I was a dick too.
Pegan Christmas was better don’t @ me
Christmas - Jesus = Yule
True…
Halloween and Christmas are both celebrated in the UK