I guess you can celebrate christmas since your birthday is a day after . Just kidding. Christmas is a comercial day. And the religious meaning is not the same for every body all over the world. Been happy every day is a must
whether or not is a holliday

Nobody ever asked me that , not many people here are religious. I just , like most people in my area, celebrate it as the secular holiday that it is here.

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In my mind it's a secular holiday where family gets together, eats tasty and rich food and plays games. Nothing religious at all no matter what it's called.

i dont

I do it because children like it, you get to be with loved ones, and the food is good.

For me it’s about Santa!

I actually don't celebrate it. I don't like the pressure to buy gifts at a certain time of year for everyone I know. That makes little sense to me. Plus, I attach no other meaning to the holiday other than time off, which I do enjoy. So, my way of "celebrating" is just to enjoy the extra days off.

For my kid. That alone.

I answer by describing what makes it meaningful to me. "I was raised celebrating Christmas. It was a special time for being with family, giving presents, celebrating winter, etc..."

I've recently been watching a lot of grain Hancock's you tube discussions. He was promoting that it's is fact Christianity was originally nostics belief founded by pagans. He had some good points like what religion could kill people and continue to say they are doing god's work, isn't god supposed to love mankind? Grahm was also saying that the true Christians back when it was started knew Jesus was never a man and never meant to be mistaken for one, because something that is truly good could never be human, Jesus never committed a "sin" because Jesus is an idea and way to live. I know I probably don't sound very agnostic right now but I've got one more to add haha, so the god supposed to be praised by the Catholic religion is yeaweh or some spelling like that is truly an evil god damning people to hell sacrificing babies raping women and what not (why not men too). Back to Christmas, Graham Hancock connected the mushroom that red one with white dots to Santa, Santa wears red and white, fly's around the world like the spores of mushrooms, the reindeer are commonly connected to the mushroom, it grows under pine and spruce trees. There are a lot of connections made but still hard to wrap my head around a good reason to celebrate.