This seems a bit ironic since usually people complain about the over-commercialization of Christmas, and now these people want businesses more involved with a religious holiday.

While many holidays, both religious and secular, occur around this time, “happy holidays” is in all actuality coded language for “Merry Christmas” and “Happy (Christian) New Year.” ...

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As sure as Christmas marketing is pushed closer to Halloween each year, the more politicized Christmas has become.Every day a new story of “religious suppression” hits the headlines.

Some Christian leaders and conservative commentators have declared “Happy Holidays” as a secular war on Christmas and say the greeting secularizes what should be a religious celebration.

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Greeting everyone with “Happy Holidays” at Christmastime disrespects and dilutes the meaning of Christmas without making religious minorities feel authentically included.

The ruckus around whether to say “Merry Christmas” or “Happy holidays” usually starts at the end of Thanksgiving, as retailers take down the turkeys with pilgrim hats and hang wreaths ...

(RNS) — Two Texas families share how they navigate honoring different religious heritages during the holiday season.

Around this same time, the non-religious Christmas song We Wish You A Merry Christmas utilised the ‘merry’ saying - the carol is still sung today.