Christmas controversies
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The term "Christmas controversy" refers to the issue surrounding the celebration or acknowledgment of the Christmas holiday (or lack thereof) in government, media, advertising, and various secular environments. In the past, Christmas-related controversy was mainly restricted to concerns of a public focus on secular Christmas themes such as Santa Claus and gift-giving, rather than what is seen by Christians as the real reason for Christmas—the birth of Jesus.
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See also
- Christmas and holiday season
- Culture war
- Political correctness
- Santa Claus—Christian opposition
- Separation of church and state
- War as metaphor
- Winterval
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