Sure it would. I don't think most people, even most Christians, give a rats ass about the religious aspects of Xmas. Or they go to church ONLY on Xmas. So religion and god and faith really are an after thought for a lot of people, even Christians.If everyone understood this Black Friday would no longer exist.Why hasn't the History Channel done a piece on the history of Christmas? Didn't it start in Germany?For the practices of the peoples are worthless;
they cut a tree out of the forest,
and a craftsman shapes it with his chisel.
They adorn it with silver and gold;
they fasten it with hammer and nails
so it will not totter.
Jeremiah 10:3-4
Christmas, as with a tree, Santa, and flying reindeer has nothing to do with any religion. As is often the case with commercialized modern holidays with religious origins. Did we miss the bit in the Bible about Easter Bunnies, or did somoene change what Easter's about like Christmas?
Just as early Christians recruited Roman pagans by associating Christmas with the Saturnalia, so too worshippers of the Asheira cult and its offshoots were recruited by the Church sanctioning “Christmas Trees”.[7] Pagans had long worshipped trees in the forest, or brought them into their homes and decorated them, and this observance was adopted and painted with a Christian veneer by the Church.
The Origin of Mistletoe
Norse mythology recounts how the god Balder was killed using a mistletoe arrow by his rival god Hoder while fighting for the female Nanna. Druid rituals use mistletoe to poison their human sacrificial victim.[8] The Christian custom of “kissing under the mistletoe” is a later synthesis of the sexual license of Saturnalia with the Druidic sacrificial cult
The Origin of Christmas Presents
In pre-Christian Rome, the emperors compelled their most despised citizens to bring offerings and gifts during the Saturnalia (in December) and Kalends (in January). Later, this ritual expanded to include gift-giving among the general populace. The Catholic Church gave this custom a Christian flavor by re-rooting it in the supposed gift-giving of Saint Nicholas (see below)
Origin of Christmas | The history of Christmas and how it began
Even ask the conservative Christians here if those Christians are doing enough to get into heaven and they'll say no. If only they knew, huh? Think about that. They thought just saying YES when asked if they believed Jesus is the lord is the only thing required to get into heaven, and it is actually sooo much more than that. Most CHristians aren't willing to do those things. They are cherry pickers.
The church doesn't mind though. Those people donate money too. They don't want to tell them they aren't going to heaven just because they say YES when asked if they believe Jesus is the messiah.
I know Muslims who love Xmas. So what? It's fun. LOL.