Category Archives: Christmas

Dennis Prager: Saying ‘Merry Christmas’ Is Very Important

Posted on December 22, 2015 by Luke Ford

I’ve struggled with saying “Merry Christmas.” Until the past week, I have deliberately refrained from saying “Merry Christmas” because all the Orthodox rabbis I consulted concurred with my analysis that to say “Merry Christmas” grants the appearance of giving legitimacy … Continue reading →

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Jewish Identity & American Identity

Posted on March 26, 2015 by Luke Ford

This morning I read a comment that every time a Jew sees a Christmas tree, he sees a potential Holocaust. That hit me hard. Initially, I hoped that if I rewrote it to specify a certain type of Jew, I … Continue reading →

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