Does Christianity allow Christians to celebrate other holidays?
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A quick search on Google will come up with several Christian holidays including:
- Valentine's Day
- Good Friday
- Thanksgiving
- Christmas
However, in many multi-cultural countries, there are often holidays which are from other religions, other beliefs or even tradition itself. For example a Chinese Christian celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival . Is that allowed?
PS: Today is Mid-Autumn Festival, the 15th day of the 8th Month on the Lunar Calendar. Chinese celebrate this day by bring out laterns, eating mooncakes, and reciting poems. It's kind of a tradition to me personally, but there are beliefs and myths behind the festival.
Asked by monba
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Sep 12, 2011, 03:03 PM
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