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As I learned it, one of the most wonderous things about being a Christian is, it is a personal faith between you and God.

We do not need to have a "call to prayer" droning incessantly throughout the day to know WHEN to pray...we just pray - whenever and whereever we feel the need to talk to God.

We don't have to be kneeling, and facing at any particular compass point to get our message through, we can be upside down on a roller coaster, and still pray (and many do).

It's the same with Christmas; no one can take the true meaning of Christmas away from us, it's an individual thing which - if need be - can be celebrated inside our minds without anyone even being aware of it.

Even the gift-giving aspect of Christmas need not be abandoned. Let's says the muslim invasion does manage to intimidate all of the stores from mentioning Christmas, and the schools win on their "winter soltice" trek, December 25th will always be Christmas in my mind.

It wasn't all that long ago that there were no malls, no department stores, and no Christmas specials on TV because there was no TV. Yet somehow, our forebearers managed to celebrate Christmas after Christmas after Christmas.

They even managed to give gifts - maybe not Nintendos or bicycles - but homemade gifts like knitted sweaters and apple pies and hams.

It doesn't matter what the left say, what the media says, and especially what the muslims say - Americans will have Christmas in one way or another. The Bible tells us about all of the non-believers, but the one things the atheist, pagans, new agers etc cannot take away - even through the ACLU, is our FAITH.

Our celebration of Christianity and Christmas scares the leftists - it's a threat to them for as long as we believe and celebrate, they can't get their hooks into and control us.

Say "Merry Christmas" to one and all, not "happy holidays" or "joyous winter fest"...it's Christmas, we know it and they know it, it just scares them to hear us say it.