Google never gives us a Christmas logo on Christmas day.

They would reply, "This is true. But we don't celebrate the god of the Jєωs, Muslims, or Hindus on their respective holy days, either. We live in an open society and don't want to appear to be promoting any one religion."

Yes, but not doing this artificially empowers small and insignificant religions like Judaism and Islam in a land almost solely comprised of Christians. It makes non-Christians in the US seem more significant than they are. It creates an unreal atmosphere and bends reality.

Google is owned by Jєωs, and Jєωs promote themselves by promoting the open society model. They promote unselfish ideas for selfish reasons. They promote a kind of secular Judaism, because the absence of Christianity creates a vacuum for all the moral fads.

We need a Catholic confessional state, or nothing. As far as I'm concerned.

This may be off topic but it just popped into my head.

It's funny that they don't recognize how asinine their statement is, since it promotes a religious worldview itself, namely secular humanism.

They also stay well away from anything to do with the Christian faith: I wrote them a note one time asking why they hadn't ever done a doodle for Mardi Gras, which amongst my culture (Acadians) is important, although it is the day before Ash Wednesday, they were cognizant of this probably when they decided to forego this doodle. They made some claim about not being able to do a doodle for everything, which is funny because it would have been a perfect opportunity for them to display the secular, beads & bawdiness representation of this hijacked celebration. 9 years later, they still haven't touched it.

Have they ever done a St Patrick's Day doodle??

And their responses are nonsense anyway, they don't touch religious holidays, yet they do doodles for *Diwali*?!