IMDb News wrote:

[b]Our most sacred holiday, actually a holy day, is being assaulted."

Acually, it is not a holy day, as they are refering to the birth of Christ, and science clearly shows he could not be born on December 25th. History convincingly shows that Dec. 25 was popularized as the date for Christmas, not because Christ was born on that day, but because it was already popular in pagan religious celebrations as the birthday of the sun. Lacking any scriptural pointers to Jesus's birthday, early Christian teachers suggested dates all over the calendar. Clement . . . picked November 18. Hippolytus . . . figured Christ must have been born on a Wednesday . . . An anonymous document(,) believed to have been written in North Africa around A.D. 243, placed Jesus's birth on March 28" (Joseph L. Sheler, U.S. News & World Report, "In Search of Christmas," Dec. 23, 1996, p. 5.

A careful analysis of Scripture, however, clearly indicates that Dec. 25 is an unlikely date for Christ's birth. Here are two primary reasons: First, we know that shepherds were in the fields watching their flocks at the time of Jesus' birth (Luke 2:7-. Shepherds were not in the fields during December. According to Celebrations: The Complete Book of American Holidays, Luke's account "suggests that Jesus may have been born in summer or early fall. Since December is cold and rainy in Judea, it is likely the shepherds would have sought shelter for their flocks at night."

Similarly, The Interpreter's One-Volume Commentary says this passage argues "against the birth (of Christ) occurring on Dec. 25 since the weather would not have permitted" shepherds watching over their flocks in the fields at night.
Second, Jesus' parents came to Bethlehem to register in a Roman census (Luke 2:1-4). Such censuses were not taken in winter, when temperatures often dropped below freezing and roads were in poor condition. Taking a census under such conditions would have been self-defeating.

Well, to save arguments, let's rephrase science with "Logic", which is math. And, I cannot remember any huge Religion vs Math debates.

Happy Kwanzachanaka-x-mas!

It's the same story over and over. The church needs something to focus attention on so it can get attention, and therefor, more followers.

Remember the "Holy War" against Dungeons & Dragons in the 80's? All the stupid theories that people came up with, and the horrible after school specials.

Now it is Harry Potter that is the center of blame for the Satanic downfall of the world's children.

"Remember, it not your child's fault that he being drawn into world of satanic nightmare. It's their gym teachers fault, for making them feel outcast when they they couldn't do a single pull-up."