British officials are encouraging people around the country to embrace their Christian faith during the holidays — even at work. “There are a lot of myths out there when it comes to dealing with religion at work. I want to put the record straight: It is OK to hold a party and send Christmas cards,” David Isaac, chairman of the national Equality and Human Rights Commission, told Sky News. Many employers celebrated Isaac’s comments because many feared their office Christmas
elebrations would offend employees of different religions. “Lots of employers have now become really worried about doing anything discriminatory regarding their Muslim or Jewish staff,” Isaac said. “Most Muslims and Jews that I know adhere to their own religious beliefs of course, but to some extent acknowledge that Christmas happens and to some extent, with a small ‘c’, celebrate it. READ MORE
Bravo Mr. David Isaac! I am so grateful for people like you, especially when you are in a position of responsibility, inside your government, to take a stand for the people and culture of your country! Your culture, and belief systems are worth the fight to keep them safe and strong.You are a wonderful example, of strength, courage,and conviction to your fellow countrymen, and to other government representatives, of other countries! God bless you and your family, and your efforts to stand out for those freedoms and rights of your country!