Although most people know that Muslims and Jews do not celebrate Christmas, there are large groups of Christians who don’t celebrate it either.
Quakers for example believe that one day should not take priority over the fact that every day is a holy day, and are also drawn to early pre-political Christianity which was was free of great celebrations like Christmas.
Jehovah’s Witnesses, like members of Seventh Day Adventist Church, are also against the celebration of Christmas because they say there is no proof that Jesus was born in December and because the current festival is built on a pagan ritual and has become to centred around money.
In the film above, Mai Sow and Renice Morgan asked a few friends from reliegions who don’t celebrate Christmas to say what it nevertheless means to them
