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Merry Christmas to you and yours

By | Fri 25th December 2015 - 12:01 am

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Wherever you are, whether you have agreed with us or not, to friends old and new, we wish you peace, health and happiness on this Christmas Day.

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3 Comments

  • Eddie Sammon 25th Dec '15 - 10:50am

    Happy Christmas on another year! To the LDV team and all readers.

  • Richard Underhill 25th Dec '15 - 3:21pm

    The headmaster at my school, a Doctor of Divinity, said that Jesus definitely existed because his execution was was reported by a non-Christian Roman historian. Saying that Jesus is Christ is a further step, of religious belief.
    In her Christmas message the Queen has tried to be a unifying figure, but, with so much diversity, this is difficult. Better, perhaps, to welcome diversity as Canadian Liberals do.
    Try to imagine being homogenous in the USA.

  • Simon Banks 26th Dec '15 - 5:58pm

    Happy Christmas to all!

    I’ve tried imagining being homogenous in the USA. It scares me. Mind you, it has been tried before – the American Party (“Know-nothings”) in the 1850s; Senator McCarthy (the Wisconsin one, not the Minnesota one) in the 1950s. Hmm, what will it be in the 2050s?

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