Do you think Santa Claus is sick and tired of not being taken seriously by adults that believe in God?

Question

How do you think Santa feels when Theists refuse to believe in Him? Do you think that Santa is being unfairly treated?

Thanks for your answer.

Answer 1

santa and god are best friends, you know. i feel bad for him. i still love you santa, if you can read this...

Answer 2

Well he still "brings me presents" even though I don't believe, so don't see any point in changing, "free presents ftw"

Answer 3

As long as that will be a dream,

A smile in children faces,

Or hope,

Santa will exist.

An old song.....

"You better watch out

You better not cry

Better not pout

I'm telling you why

Santa Claus is coming to town

He's making a list

And checking it twice;

Gonna find out Who's naughty and nice

Santa Claus is coming to town

He sees you when you're sleeping

He knows when you're awake

He knows if you've been bad or good

So be good for goodness sake!

O! You better watch out!

You better not cry

Better not pout

I'm telling you why

Santa Claus is coming to town

Santa Claus is coming to town "

Anyway, we cannot forget that Christmas is devoted to Baby Jesus!

Right?

BRIGHT LIGHT FOREVER!

Answer 4

It would seem that in the materialistic Western culture, and those nations affected by the same, he is taken very seriously to such an extent that the entire sales year is planned around the annual celebration of the "jolly, fat man" and a good season of "Yule" can make or break a business.  Remember, it is the economy that rules and not politics ("In God we trust, all others pay cash...).

More money and attention is spent on Santa and his doings than are given to all of the collective  and supposed "Christian" churches combined.  Families will literally go into debt, take out loans, work second and third jobs so as to take part in the maddness.  How many supposed "Christians" dso you see doing the same to support their respective churches and any social agenda of the same?

Individuals and families make a more public display of their "faith" in Santa then they do in the supposed "Christ" by decorating the inside and outside of their homes, including yards, trees, shrubs, roof tops, living rooms, hall ways, windows, etc., wearing clothing with printed images of Santa and various slogans professing their "faith", virtually every commercial enterprise (with the exception of those owned by some Jehovah's Witnesses...but not all) "decks their halls with boughs of holly", larger companies ply their wares on national television with specially themed commercials for the festive season and even with the suppose seperation of church and state here in the US of A, there is an annual lighting of the tree at the capital while there is only a few "nativity scenes" displayed...and those are often hidden by the side of a small church building.

Children are not doing all this but, rather, adults!

For a group that say they don't believe, they sure put a lot of effort into "spreading the word", "living the message (of greed and materialisim)" and playing the part of "true believers".

A form of this commercial faith is even happily celebrated in Japan, a non-Christian nation!

Santa, who by now is fully incoporated, is smiling all the way to the bank!

Who doesn't believe?

Be well, my friend.

Answer 5

I think Santa and the Easter bunny are highly pissed/offended by theists, who have no faith in them

Answer 6

next time i see him at the mall i well ask him for you okay?

Answer 7

So long as there are loving families,  Santa will never feel neglected!

Children,  the world over,  have no reason to feel scared by such prophesies by Atheists!

PS:  Were you sick and tired of English?  You had suddenly turned vernacular!  

Answer 8

Most definitely.

The other day, a raindeer knocked on my door asking me, why, when Santa brings so many presents and stuff, is he not treated better?

god is killing people left and right and no one gives a d**n, and when Santa does not bring the perfect present, he is treated like a dirt