I've known a lot of Jews who have celebrated Christmas for the kids and grandkids. Its more about santa and presents, so the superficial things, not the birth of Christ.

I personally am agnostic about any religion or god, as none of us knw in absolute surety if god exists or what his/her name is. It pretty much depends on which country you were born in and in what time period as to which god you would have had faith in.

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I understand.

I really want to provide a foundation for my future kids that’s solid. I’m faithful because I’ve known a time in my life without God and can 100% see the difference with Jesus.

I don’t want my kids to become disenfranchised or have weak faith because we practice tradition based religion as opposed to knowing the truth and celebrating what’s real.

If you don’t mind sharing, what led you to agnosticism?

Simply clear, rational thought. If you are happy with a delusion then I certainly don't want to be the one to spoil it.

Thank you for being so thoughtful. I appreciate that 🧡🫂💫