Yay or nay to the use of the term "Xmas"?

It doesn’t bother me, I’ve been guilty of using it myself.

I have no strong feelings towards either and use them both freely.

If it makes writing emails or cards easier, I say go for it if you want, I just personally prefer the longer spelling. Plus X in Roman numerals is 10, so it reads as 10-mas to me.

Nay. It is stupid sounding and seems disrespectful.

"The Greek word for Christ is Christós, and the first letter of Christós is Chi. In Greek, the word for “Christ” is Χριστός. Written in the Greek alphabet, Chi is essentially the same as the English letter Χ, according to YourDictionary.com. Over time, X became an abbreviation for Christ, and Christmas became Xmas."

Yea. I think it's cool to write Greek.

Nay. I understand it's not necessarily a "slam" against Christianity...but, the late, great Greg Lake and Pete Sinfield wrote the great song "I Believe In Father Christmas" (not "Xmas"). I just like seeing"Christmas" more than I do "Xmas"... just personal preference for me.

Considering that Christmas is more a secular consumerist holiday now, I don't see a problem.

The quintessential Christian holiday has always been Easter. And the Easter Bunny is a pagan daemon.

i say definitely nay..
it be Christmas all the way.