Is it time for Christians to boycott Christmas?
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Graham Nicholls2019-11-13T00:00:00
The Catholic historian and columnist for The Daily Telegraph, Tim Stanley has called on Christians to boycott Christmas, arguing that the true meaning of it is being forgotten. Is he right? Graham Nicholls responds
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