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A new adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes says Christmas in the USA is becoming less religious. Nine out of ten Americans adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes Christmas, but only about adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes think it is a religious holiday. The report is from the Pew Research Center. It asked 2,001 adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes about their adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes on Christmas. Just over half of those questioned thought Christmas was a religious celebration, while 32 per cent said it was, "more of a adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes holiday". Greg Smith from Pew Research said: "Younger adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes are less likely than older adults to see Christmas as a religious adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes than cultural holiday. They're less adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes to say they will attend [church at] Christmas…and they are less likely to believe in the virgin adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes."

People are also changing what they say to adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes other at Christmas and what they write in adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes. More and more people are choosing to say "Happy Holidays" adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes of "Merry Christmas". This is because there are also non-Christian holidays happening around the same adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes as Christmas. Many people want to include all holidays in their holiday adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes. The research also found that 79 per cent of Americans will watch a Christmas movie, but only 59 per cent will go to adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes. Just 36 per cent will read the Christmas adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes in the Bible. The average amount of adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes people spend on Christmas is $914. Ten per cent of Americans spend adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes $2,000. People most look adultsbirthcardscelebratechurchculturaleachforwardhalfinsteadlikelymoneyopinionsoverratherreportstorytimewishes to spending time with their family.