Back at the beginning of this thread, someone brought up the subject of wishing goyim a “happy holiday”. Personally, since I work with them, I think it’s the appropriate greeting, and they always wish me Happy Chanukah. Surely we’re allowed to say Jesus, ever work with a hispanic fellow named (pronounced as) Haysuss?
When he was very little, my oldest son would point at Santa decorations and ask if it were the Kohan Gadol! Don’t worry, he grew out of it.
My husband is at Yeshiva learning tonite. We’re not Chassidish, so we don’t have that minhag.
Not only don’t the goyim know when this dude was born, but nothing was even written about him till about 400 years after he died, right?