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How much do you know about Christmas? A quiz

Christmas is a Christian holiday marking the birth of Christ Jesus. But over the centuries, it has become associated with a global array of seasonal traditions and secular activities ranging from shopping to singing. How well do you know Christmas and these traditions? Take our quiz.
12/19/2011 06:47 pm

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Violence is not inevitable

A Christian Science perspective: May the protests in response to the outcome of George Zimmerman’s trial be peaceful ones.
Taming anger

A Christian Science perspective: From the Bible to Katharine Graham to a former air-traffic controller, some anger-preventing tips.
Beyond interruption-driven living

A Christian Science perspective.
One immigrant's path to citizenship

A Christian Science perspective.
Sounding the depths of freedom

A Christian Science perspective: Fourth of July festivities bring to mind what lies behind true freedom.
Nelson Mandela and the qualities 'within easy reach of every soul'

President Obama shouted him out today. Only recently has Mandela's private thinking during his darkest days come to light: 'Never forget that a saint is a sinner who keeps on trying.'
Making music, uniting in harmony

A Christian Science perspective: Making music together is a metaphor for life.
If worries try to rule the day

A Christian Science perspective: Replacing ruminating with clear-headed receptivity to God's messages.
Saying no to suicide

A Christian Science perspective: We each have a God-given right to feel the joy that is inherently ours.
Cover Story School prayer: 50 years after the ban, God and faith more present than ever

School prayer was banned by the US Supreme Court 50 years ago, but there is probably more presence of religion in public school environments – through club ministries, classes, after-school and interfaith programs, and faith-based services – than ever.
Becoming a father

A Christian Science perspective: In celebrating Father's Day, a dad reflects on his 'instant fatherhood' and the joy that came with it.
Southern Baptists soften hard line on gay Boy Scouts (+video)

Southern Baptists vote to condemn gay Boy Scouts, but did not ban Scout troops from Southern Baptist churches.
Where success comes from

A Christian Science perspective.
A call to prayer in Turkey

A Christian Science perspective: A resident of Ankara, Turkey, responds in prayer to the protests and upheaval in Istanbul and other parts of Turkey.
Real indestructibility

A Christian Science perspective: Your true being is indestructible. Here's why.
Today's need: moral fiber

A Christian Science perspective.
Why go to church?

A Christian Science perspective: Here are five good reasons.
Beyond Bangladesh

A Christian Science perspective: What can average consumers do to protest the injustice that can lead to the kind of tragedy that took place in Dhaka, Bangladesh?
A lifetime of giving

A Christian Science perspective.
Moving from fear to trust

A Christian Science perspective: How can we feel safe in today's world?
Prayer and first responders

A Christian Science perspective.
Change Agent After Boston Marathon bombing: Faith in Watertown

A pastor at a suburban church in Watertown, Mass., reflects on the Boston Marathon bombing, the pursuit of a terrorist suspect to her town, and how her congregation lived through a nightmare to emerge 'filled with a mighty spirit … a holy one.'
Prayer for North Korea

A Christian Science perspective.
George Beverly Shea dies, leaves legacy as Gospel baritone

George Beverly Shea dies: Known as the soloist for the Billy Graham crusade, George Beverly Shea sang before some 200 million people.
On race day, qualities over quantities

A Christian Science perspective. How does the Boston Marathon bring spiritual qualities to light?