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Is it okay for me to eat with my family on Christmas if I am a Christian?
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∙ 15y ago
Of course! I can only imagine that the reason for the question is that your family is not Christian, apart from yourself. If so, surely it would be the Christian thing to eat with your family at Christmas time. I can not imagine that either your family or any genuine Christian would want to separate you from your family at this time.
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