Is Christmas a religious holiday in your home? More Americans say religious aspect is less prominent

According to a new survey (you've heard that one before), Americans believe religious aspects of Christmas are declining in the public sphere. The Pew Research Center surveyed U.S. adults between November 29-December 4, 2017 and found:

• 56 percent said religion is less prominent during Christmas than in the past.
• 30 percent said it hasn't changed.
• 12 percent said it's emphasized more.
• 46 percent said it's more of a religious holiday than a cultural one.
• 9 percent said the celebrate it as a religious and cultural holiday.

Is Christmas seen as a religious holiday in your home?

Pat Gray, Jeffy Fisher, and Keith Malinak share their thoughts on the latest findings.  Read more on the findings by Kate Scanlong here.

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