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Dec 24 2009
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Pagans celebrate the winter solstice at Stonehenge (via smh.com.au)

But they need to re-set their sundials, they were a day early!

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Dec 23 2009
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via burningwind:

lydaspyda:

(via jesusislove)

Spoiler Alert!

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Grace vs Survival of the Fittest

  • Wanker: If you're not religious what do you say instead of grace?
  • Me: On your maaaaarks, get seeeeeet, ...... GO!
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Christmas in colonial America did not resemble the brightly lit festivities we celebrate today. In fact, many colonial religions banned celebrations of the holiday, claiming that it was tied to pagan traditions. The New England Puritans passed a law in Massachusetts that punished anyone who observed the holiday with a five-shilling fine. The Quakers treated Christmas Day as any other day of the year. The Presbyterians did not have formal Christmas Day services until they noticed that their members were heading to the English church to observe the Christmas services. This sparked the Presbyterian Church to start services of their own.
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