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 (DIR) Post #B1bigF94AvW1j14JCy by hidden@cawfee.club
       2025-12-25T12:49:56.802789Z
       
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       @druid the liberal war on Christmas started far earlier than anyone thinks…
       
 (DIR) Post #B1bizj6h0DOC9TFTDk by hidden@cawfee.club
       2025-12-25T12:53:35.907184Z
       
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       @druid if Christians can’t outgrow Pagan holidays then Space-NATO shouldn’t outgrow Christmas ones!But it would be strange to celebrate Midwinter in space.. perhaps the date is different on every planet? Much to ponder
       
 (DIR) Post #B1bpo7OvYEQVhdBoRs by toiletpaper@shitposter.world
       2025-12-25T14:09:58.063879Z
       
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       @hidden @druid > war on ChristmasMore like distaste for Abrahamic superstition being forced down everyone's throat. Calling it a "war" is just the typical hystrionic compensatory narcissism we've all come to expect of Abrahamic superstitions ("Oh woe is me! <melodramatic fainting gesture> The world has rejected our authoritarian One-True-Way'ism! We are victimised, martyrs!! <flops onto floor pretending to be dead>).
       
 (DIR) Post #B1bptryLpMI7aaV85Y by toiletpaper@shitposter.world
       2025-12-25T14:11:00.881942Z
       
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       @hidden @druid Since Pagans tend to practice bioregionalism (eg. Australian and North American Pagans celebrate opposite Solstices, etc), the chances are that Earth holidays wouldn't have much relevance to space travellers. More than likely Pagan practices would morph into something less pinned to a specific time and place and perhaps be more focused on celestial and elemental expressions of divinity, stages of human life cycle, traditional folk tales/allegories, and so on.
       
 (DIR) Post #B1c0kK89NempWHjefA by bajax@baj.ax
       2025-12-25T16:12:32.303457Z
       
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       @hidden @druid probably. most people still worship whatever big objects are in their immediate vicinity even if they dont recognize it consciously-- the sun, moon, the weather and seasons etc. i see no reason the positions of distant planets would be at all salient to them when local conditions and light cycles would be so prominent.only exception is islam and praying facing mecca. They would probably all know exactly which constellation earth was, and where it is relative to the time of day. The timing of prayers would certainly follow local schedules though.
       
 (DIR) Post #B1caCwA94Hm9yj31to by bajax@baj.ax
       2025-12-25T22:49:53.176770Z
       
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       @hidden @druid I'm kinda curious how muslims would handle praying towards mecca