Nearly half of Americans either don’t celebrate Christmas or do celebrate it as a cultural holiday and not a religious one. Pew Research released data Wednesday on how Americans celebrate Christmas, according to a survey conducted December 3-8 of 2,001 adults.
92% of Americans celebrate Christmas.
Among those who celebrate Christmas, nearly a third say Christmas is more of a cultural holiday than a religious holiday.
The older people are, the more likely they are to celebrate Christmas as a religious holiday.
People did more to celebrate Christmas when they were kids.
