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> the symbology has been non-religious for some time In the US, sure. In many other countries the related symbology is still heavily linked to "Saint Nicholas"
by crooked-v 7y ago
> the symbology has been non-religious for some time
In the US, sure. In many other countries the related symbology is still heavily linked to "Saint Nicholas", not "Santa Claus".
- Phylter 7y agoThe name doesn't make it religious though, it's the people that celebrate Christmas and their use of Saint Nicholas/Santa Claus/etc.