U.S. split on ‘Happy Holidays’ vs. ‘Merry Christmas’

U.S. split on ‘Happy Holidays’ vs. ‘Merry Christmas’

U.S. split on ‘Happy Holidays’ vs. ‘Merry Christmas’ By NICOLE NEROULIAS Religion News Service Updated Dec 23, 2010 04:24PM MDT While more than 9 out of 10 Americans say they plan to celebrate Christmas this year, they are divided on whether businesses should use messages like “Season’s Greetings” rather than “Merry Christmas,” according to a new poll. The latest PRRI/RNS Religion News Poll ...

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Bengal quota bill to skirt religion label

Calcutta, Dec. 22: The Bengal government is expected to table tomorrow a bill to institutionalise 17 per cent job quota for other backward classes, including 10 per cent for Muslims, without naming them.

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Spiritual strength of neighborhood's resident saint rubs off

Sometmes people don't wait for us to ask for their prayers, they just give them to us. When a religion book publishing company hired me to publicize its titles, I was surprised to learn that George Gallup Jr.

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