Originally posted by plawrence: While an adult would wish a child a "Happy Chanukah" when giving him or her a gift, I have seldom heard adults wish each other a greeting, and again, I don't think a Jew would expect such a greeting from a gentile.
Interesting. I've said "Happy Chanukah" on occasion to my Jewish neighbors. Commercially, the "Happy Chanukah" and "Merry Christmas" seem to go hand in hand in stores and on various advertisements. I guess it's not too inappropriate or some group would be making a big stink.
How about Happy Ramadan? Is that appropriate?
Whoever exalts himself will be humbled, whoever humbles himself will be exalted - Matthew 23:12
