"Happy Holidays" includes all these traditions and ... It isn't. It isn't anti-religious or even nonreligious. It is, by definition, not a particular religion. And it's an idea more American ...

Earlier and earlier each year – often now following Halloween – merchants and media begin proclaiming, “Happy Holidays.” While many holidays, both religious and secular, occur around this ...

I love honoring Muslim friends during Ramadan and Christian friends during Easter. At the hospital, every time someone said, “Happy Holidays,” I responded with “Merry Christmas.” ...

It’s an expression that acknowledges a specific religious tradition, whereas “Happy Holidays,” on the other hand, encompasses a broader spectrum of beliefs and practices that flourish in a ...

For some rabbis, the intersection of the two religious holidays provides an auspicious occasion for interfaith engagement. “This can be a profound opportunity for learning and collaboration and ...