A Conversation for Christmas in Lebanon: The Nativity Crib
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Sol Started conversation May 9, 2006
You're right. I hadn't previously given much thought to Christmas in the Lebanon! Aren't Christmas traditions delightful? Well, any holiday where people go all out I suppose.
I particularly enjoyed the idea of the cress jungle.
Incidently, our church was always terminally progressive, and so I'd always been told that Jesus was born in a cave, for the reason that caves were used as stables in that part of the world at that time.
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Wilma Neanderthal Posted Jun 4, 2006
Hi Solnushka,
My apologies for not having subscribed to my own entry 
I only just saw this post of yours. Thank you for the comment - and piquing my interest. Would you mind saying which church you mean? It fascinates me how religion can bind and separate across the world... 
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Sol Posted Jun 5, 2006
Anglican. But when I tell you it was the first shared church in the UK (ie the same building used for Anglican's Catholics and Methodists), you'll know what I mean about terminally progressive...
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