Question: How should we solve our differences in religion around the holidays? My husband is a member of the worldwide church of God and I am christian.  He doesn't celebrate Christmas or Easter because he believes that they are mixing pagan and christian beliefs (he doesn't believe in anything pagan).  He also doesn't eat seafood or pork because in his religion they are "unclean foods".  I have celebrated christmas and easter with my six year old all her life and we eat pork and seafood.  We were just married and have agreed to disagree on the subject, but he refuses to have a christmas tree in sight and will not participate whatsoever.  How can I celebrate these traditions with my daughter while keeping everyone comfortable and drama to a minimum?  How can we "agree to disagree" and still keep our personal traditions intact?

Answer: Perhaps you should remind him that Christianity is a religion of love, and by rejecting all these things, he is instead spreading a message of hatred and intolerance. Also, remember that story of the good Samaritan? Well, the Samaritans were Pagan
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