I hang TV evangelists from a tree.

"You agnostics"? I am an atheist and I decorate my house with a lot of pagan shit to celebrate the holiday season and to brighten the house, since the outside is getting darker and bleaker with winter, like a Yule tree for the cats to climb and multi-colored lights. There are Saturnalia presents and sometimes I imitate the Druids and put up mistletoe.

I don't think we've voted as a group yet.

What's with this "you agnostics" nonsense?

Agnostics decorate but true atheists like myself steal and eat a baby to feed upon its innocence.

You agnostics ?. Yes I put tinsel in my hair and wear a couple of Christmas tree decorations as earrings.
You will no doubt be aware that decorating the house with greenery at the winter solstice is a pagan practice that long predates Christianity and because of this some of the more extreme Protestant sects here will not allow a Christmas tree in the house.

I don't decorate but I usually buy a handful of chocolate jesuses to eat at xmas.

Sure do! No nativity scenes though!

I'm not sure you mean me but, yep, I have an abundance of holiday stuff. So much that I rotate it by themes every year. The Dickens Village that my Dad gave me. Ornaments from my grandparents, including tons of stuff my grandmother sewed for me over the years, the stockings my mother cross-stitched for us. A Santa collection. All the mismatched stuff that the kids made in school when they were younger kids. It's pretty and sparkley and reminds me of good times. I've been known to leave some of it up until February or so ...

I am an agnostic, atheist, anti-theist: Lights are up, synthetic tree, lots of bulbs and stuff. Presents,...

Of course, all of this is way pagan. But it is the time of the year.

To those who asked: my tree!!

I have cats, so no.

We do. Christmas has become a secular holiday for the most part.

Atheist Yup but it is about the traditions of our family that connect me to them, I have the decorations from our tree when I was a child with my parents both dead it is a connection to them as I carefully put on the decorations, I hang apples in honour of Sir Issac Newton suns for the winter solstice and lights Dr Who lights and more lights and some more lights because I loves the twinkly lights. Did I mention the lights?

i’m an atheist, but yes, i celebrate. it’s a cultural holiday to me.

It depends. When in a relationship, I decorate. If not, I don't. Holidays are only really worth the effort if you have someone to share them with.

I celebrate for the season. Winter solstice and all that. An ancient celebration.

I put up lights for the winter solstice season, and I send secular cards. I didn't know that Christians invented colored lights.

Yes. I don't do much and use pretty much the same decorations I have had for years.

I like to put up a small tree with various ornaments that my daughter and I have collected from various vacations, and also a beautiful Dickens Village from Department 56. The Dickens Village calls to mind the line from Scrooge, "I shall keep Christmas in my heart all the year." For me that means keeping generosity and kindness at the forefront of my life at all times.

The decorations predate religion's adopting them as their own. I do use some, they don't mean the same to me. Solstice!!!

YES, I love love love Christmas

I just set up my super hero nativity scene

I'm an atheist and I do not.

Whether you celebrate Yule Tide, Christmas, or any other celebration of Dec 22nd -- it really doesn't matter. Remember pine trees do not exist in the mid-east. Santa Claus is not Christian -- it is simply a subversion by the Catholic church against 'pagan' ritual. Enjoy what you will. The gift of giving is also not a Christian thing.

Nope. But I like to look at others' Christmas light displays. And nativity scenes don't offend my sensibilities in the slightest. In the early 1900s, a group of Wobblies got arrested up in Washington state. And the cops were surprised they had set up a Christmas tree. "I thought you guys were atheists!" one of the cops said. The Wobs replied that they were celebrating the birthday of "the carpenter of Nazareth, and the fisherman of Galilee"