Saturday, December 03, 2005

Etiquette Question

If you are giving a Christmas party and you've included on your guest list elected officials, does that violate the Seperation of Church and State?

This is a real dilemma! I don't know what to do. I want to do the right thing for our country.

Should I change it to a 'Holiday Party'?
But that has religious implications as well.

Perhaps I should not invite anyone who holds public office. That would solve the problem.

Maybe it's better to not give a Christmas party at all.

I want to be a good American. It's probably better to just call the whole thing off and sit at home alone in the dark and eat nothing but dry bread crumbs comtemplating the suffering the American Lust for World Domination has thrusts upon the world.

Bah Humbug

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'm a Republican State Committee Woman, elected, and I'm going to NOTHING but Christmas parties! Call it a Holiday party, and I'm stayin' home!

Anonymous said...

Our office is having a Christmas party, my woman's club is having a Christmas party, I am hosting a
Christmas party and if people find it objectionable then they don't need to come. I have made my point, I do enjoy Christmas and refuse to call is a Holiday party..if that is the case then it could be any day of the year... and December 25th is Christmas Day not Holiday Day.

Beth said...

Liberal Traitor, please help me understand.

I'm not only a liberal, but I'm a San Francisco liberal

Are San Francisco Liberals different than other liberals?

Perhaps it would be more Christian of you

Now who's being judgemental?

getting yourself all worked up into this victim mentality and use a Christmas blog as a launchpad to attack those with different beliefs as you. Merry Christmas.

1. I'm not worked up
2. I'm not 'using a Christmas blog' - this is my blog.
3. A launchpad? to attack? I haven't launched anything - I don't know you, I'm not attacking you. I'm just writing down my thoughts. Sorry if you are feeling victimized.

Merry Christmas to you too :)

Anonymous said...

I am attaching an amendmentto my orginal posted comments (how unusal for an elected county official I agree with anonymous and continue to support my original decision albeit a conflict with separation of church and state. I'll see what the local ramifications entail during the Christmas season.

Love, Rita said...

Have your Christmas party--and Merry Christmas! If the elected officials you've invited don't come because of the potential ramifications of attending a "religious-themed" celebration, you didn't need them there anyway...

web_loafer said...

If my forefathers had separated church and state, this would not be America.
It would be just another non-European third world country, with resources but no soul.

Think about what I just said, there is no separation in the hearts and minds of MOST AMERICANS from church and state, this state is great because of the churches. No coven of witches or gaggle of aclu lawyers could have made America Great, it was the people who learned how to read, by reading the Bible by candlelight that made this country great, and we are not going to let the inferior spoil the superior product of our forefathers faith and sweat.
This is a battle that needed fought; the ACLU was very successful in the 20th Century America in Hating God and All of His Children.
This century/millennium will be different, I see people getting fed up with the attack upon, the Boy Scouts, The Military, Bible Readers, People that pray, People that Love GOD AND COUNTRY.
THEY ARE WRONG.....WE ONLY HAVE TO FIGHT BACK ENOUGH TO GET THE ATTENTION OF THOSE ELECTED OFFICIALS, LETTING THEM KNOW THAT IF THEY ATTACK GOD, AND TRY TO SEPERATE GOD FROM THIS COUNTRY.....THEY WILL NOT GET OUR VOTE.

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