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To: miraje who wrote (188653)	12/5/2006 6:40:01 PM
From: KLP	Respond to of 793975

Agree with you, James. I too, used to love HS choir music programs at Christmas and the Holiday season. I can not understand why all who have holidays in the winter season can't have some representative music at these events. How are we EVER to learn about others, if we are either sheltered from them, or forbidden to hear such things. And I agree with you on nix on prayers in public schools. Including any 5 times a day on prayer mats as well.

To: miraje who wrote (188653)	12/5/2006 7:13:56 PM
From: Rambi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793975

There is a huge difference between accepting seasonal music based on traditional classical work (such as Handel), and pushing Christianity as some sort of ultimate theological seasonal climax, which is what "Christianists" would prefer. I am not clear on all the definitions, but for me, Christianist would be someone who places CHristianity at the top of the religious pyramid (in its own mind and with no equivalency). THe ordinary CHristian, who accepts the concept of competing religious systems and isn't hubristic enough to try to rank the entire human family based on his belief, would accept the idea of a "round table", leaving the ultimate solution to the power from which it all allegedly emanates. Anything else is just us humans spitting in the dark.