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<P>A cross or any other symbol is just that a symbol. It may or may not have a religious meaning. The interpretation is entirely up to the individual. A site token is just that...a token. To think that it has more meaning than a favor or gift is ridiculous. It would be ludicrous to assume an event steward is forcing a religious entity or belief on the attendees, when in reality the individual must let themselves be taken by the belief. So you choose not to wear ..so be it. But remember a cross or any other symbol can have religious undertones to someone else whether you believe it or not. Even a cicle or square or different colors can mean something to someone. So choose to think of it as art instead. :)</P>
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<DIV></DIV>>Greetings friends,
<DIV></DIV>>In the spirit of friendly discussion, I present the following topic:
<DIV></DIV>>Is a cross medalion appropriate for a site token?
<DIV></DIV>>This quandry comes up after finding cast pewter crosses in a bead catalog
<DIV></DIV>>while pricing site tokens for an event bid.
<DIV></DIV>>Please include a reasoning for your opinion, this isn't a poll, it's a
<DIV></DIV>>discussion.
<DIV></DIV>>-Marcello
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