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Originally Posted by Delgar
Let me be more clear. And I think we're going to see more of this in the future. Right now everyone celebrates Christmas... or at least I thought so. Its not as prevalent any more-- as in-- its not unanimous. There are many good people I've met who work with me or are clients or otherwise, who celebrate the Jewish holidays, the Chinese holidays, or Ramadan, and do not celebrate Christmas. In some cases these people say they don't work at Christmas only because no one else does and they can't get work done as a result. Its a sign of the times that eventually the religious and cultural holidays that are not traditional in Canada will be more accommodated, and they'll become as known and accepted as Christmas, for example. This has been happening for a while and its only a matter of time until it becomes part of the fabric of the culture.
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So atheists will have to work through religious holidays?
