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I’m by no means the first person to point out this conundrum. In fact, the Internet is peppered with failed attempts to justify an atheistic celebration of Thanksgiving. Atheists insist they are not ungrateful. They confess that they feel thankful, and they clearly sense a need to avoid the ignominy of brazen ingratitude on a cosmic scale — especially at Thanksgiving.<ref>[https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/nov/21/the-atheists-thanksgiving-dilemma/?page=all MACARTHUR: The atheist’s Thanksgiving dilemma], John MacArthur, ''Washington Times''</ref>}}
I’m by no means the first person to point out this conundrum. In fact, the Internet is peppered with failed attempts to justify an atheistic celebration of Thanksgiving. Atheists insist they are not ungrateful. They confess that they feel thankful, and they clearly sense a need to avoid the ignominy of brazen ingratitude on a cosmic scale — especially at Thanksgiving.<ref>[https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/nov/21/the-atheists-thanksgiving-dilemma/?page=all MACARTHUR: The atheist’s Thanksgiving dilemma], John MacArthur, ''Washington Times''</ref>}}
==Travel==
The highest travel days in the US are typically the days surrounding Thanksgiving, with the Sunday after Thanksgiving and Wednesday before Thanksgiving being among the busiest for air travel.
==See also==
==See also==
*[[Mourt's Relation]]
*[[Mourt's Relation]]