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The War On Christmas by John Gibson

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THE WAR ON CHRISTMAS
By: John Gibson

How the Liberal Plot to Ban the Sacred Christian Holiday Is Worse Than You Thought

Sentinel
October 2005
256 pages
ISBN: 1595230165
Hardcover
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Yes, Virginia, there is a war on Christmas. Itโ€™s the secularization of Americaโ€™s favorite holiday and the ever- stronger push toward a neutered "holiday" season so that non-Christians wonโ€™t be even the slightest bit offended. Traditionalists get upset when theyโ€™re toldโ€”more and more these daysโ€”that celebrating Christmas in any public way is a violation of church and state separation. That is certainly not what the founders intended when they wrote, "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof."

John Gibson, a popular anchor for the Fox News Channel, has been digging up evidence about the liberal activists, lawyers, politicians, educators, and media people who are leading the war on Christmas. And he reveals that the situation is worse than you can imagine. For instance:

โ€ข In Illinois, state government workers were forbidden from saying the words "Merry Christmas" while at work โ€ข In Rhode Island, local officials banned Christians from participating in a public project to decorate the lawn of City Hall โ€ข A New Jersey school banned even instrumental versions of traditional Christmas carols โ€ข Arizona school officials ruled it unconstitutional for a student to make any reference to the religious history of Christmas in a class project

Millions of Americans are starting to fight back against the secularist forces and against local officials who would rather surrender than be seen as politically incorrect. Gibson shows readers how they can help save Christmas from being twisted beyond recognition, with even the slightest reference to Jesus completely disappearing.

The annual debate will be hotter than ever in 2005, and this book will be perfect for everyone whoโ€™s pro-Christmas.

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