Why don't people celebrate christmas?

Answer 1

-Because some people consider it to be a strictly religious holiday, and think that it clashes with their own beliefs. Many nonreligious people do choose to celebrate, because it is a fun tradition regardless of religious value. People who are Jewish, for example, will celebrate Hannukah instead, though some people celebrate both. moreover all the people are not christans

Answer 2

Traditionally, Christmas has been a celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. In more recent times, it is often celebrated as a secular holiday by non-religious people as well. Countries that have been predominantly Christian in the past tend to be the ones in which Christmas is celebrated.

Answer 3

Christmas is a Christian holiday, and so countries where Christianity is unknown or not widely practiced/accepted do not know of Christmas, much less celebrate it. These countries include: North Korea and a number of Middle Eastern and North African countries.

In other places where Christianity exists but isn't the majority or national religion, Christmas may be celebrated but not as a public/ national holiday. These countries include: China, Japan, parts of Southeast Asia, Africa and the Middle East.

Answer 4

because different people have different religions

Answer 5

usually due to bad childhood experiences. or simply because the person doesn't get any Christmas love.

Or religous reasons.

Answer 6

Religion, family, or tradition.