^Having grown up Catholic, that really threw me off. I've always heard/seen that it's Protestants "vs" Catholics with differing viewpoints, but it all falls under Christianity overall. The way I look at it, religious or not, spiritual or not, everybody just needs to learn to get along with everybody else!

Anyhow, we definitely had a good time on Sunday. I got full after only 1 plate of food!! Lots of rich ham and potato salad. No weird drama between anybody either (which sometimes happens at family get togethers).

Dima wrote:I think you are over reacting a little.

My reaction is perfectly reasonable, I think.

Sailor Star Dust wrote:^Having grown up Catholic, that really threw me off. I've always heard/seen that it's Protestants "vs" Catholics with differing viewpoints, but it all falls under Christianity overall. The way I look at it, religious or not, spiritual or not, everybody just needs to learn to get along with everybody else!

I don't know if this is happening worldwide i just specifically said what is being said in these 2 countries because i have lived/live in both of them. I don't think there is a need to put X vs Z or vs anything. It's just a small difference that sometime is pointed out (for example Easter was on the same date for Orthodox and Catholic church).

I 100% agree with the last phrase. Everybody needs to learn to get along with everybody else. Too bad is happening a few times only in the world......

Hadn't logged into the forum lately, but hope everyone had a great Easter. :)
Mine went well, no hard boiled eggs mistaken as confetti eggs broken over my head this year.