Secular greetings

[rug]

Cards for the rest of us

You send cards to show your love. You want to share in the good times…and the troubled times. They are your friends and family and you want to reach out to them but you don't want your message of love confused by superstition or religious dogma. At Secular Greetings we create special and unique cards free of the shadow of religion. So your message of love rings clear.









http://www.seculargreetings.com/

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[Xipe Totec]

1. I don't know... I'd rather see Bohener's chestnuts roasting on an open fire. nt

[niyad]

3. not a sight for delicate sensibilities, though.

[niyad]

2. I do believe. . .I will have another drink.

thank you, always looking for new cards.

[cbayer]

4. When I sent cards, which was a long time ago, I tended to send

secular cards only. Truth is, I don't know where a lot of people stand and being generic always seemed the better way to go.

[immoderate]

5. That was a time when no one would think to be offended by a neutral greeting.

We've come a long way.

--imm

[cbayer]

6. No one ever said they were offended.

There's a good message in christmas, imo, and it isn't necessarily just christian.

[No Vested Interest]

7. I mostly send religious cards or one

with a likeness of an older work of art religiously themed, but that fits because most of my friends are religious.
However, I receive from some secular organizations- National Wildlife, etc.- some secular cards which I use for friends whom I know prefer a non-religious greeting.
I also buy and use both types of holiday stamps from USPS.
It works for me.