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X·mas (krsms, ksms)
n.
Christmas.
[From X, the Greek letter chi, first letter of Greek Khrstos, Christ; see Christ.]
Usage Note: Xmas has been used for hundreds of years in religious writing, where the X represents a Greek chi, the first letter of , "Christ." In this use it is parallel to other forms like Xtian, "Christian." But people unaware of the Greek origin of this X often mistakenly interpret Xmas as an informal shortening pronounced (ksms). Many therefore frown upon the term Xmas because it seems to them a commercial convenience that omits Christ from Christmas.


Now you can once again STFU
 
I think what his point is not the average person knows this so to them it is taking Christ out of Christmas... Both are valid arguments the x does stand for that but then again what percent of people do u think actually know this? You could call it ignorance but at the same time it's not really 'need to know' information
 
I think what his point is not the average person knows this so to them it is taking Christ out of Christmas... Both are valid arguments the x does stand for that but then again what percent of people do u think actually know this? You could call it ignorance but at the same time it's not really 'need to know' information

But one argument is based on ignorance as a defense -- and that's a non-starter.
 
I think what his point is not the average person knows this so to them it is taking Christ out of Christmas... Both are valid arguments the x does stand for that but then again what percent of people do u think actually know this? You could call it ignorance but at the same time it's not really 'need to know' information

ER alter?
 
Like I said it would be different if everybody was required to know the Greek alphabet... But they are not that would be like me telling you I think your ignorant for not knowing Japanese.. And no I'm not er just unbiased in regards to a dumb argument
 
Like I said it would be different if everybody was required to know the Greek alphabet... But they are not that would be like me telling you I think your ignorant for not knowing Japanese.. And no I'm not er just unbiased in regards to a dumb argument

No one is following you man. There is no argument. You are dead wrong.
 
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