Prince Edward Island Yellow Light Version Flag for the Holidays

Prince Edward Island's warm yellow light version of the Holiday Flag! Neat thing is that Prince Edward Island already has a candy cane striped pattern, making it a naural for Christmas.

Prince Edward Island Holiday Flag for Winter

This is the white light version for PEI's holiday flag.  Notice the full moon and stars!

Prince Edward Island Christmas Flag

Prince Edward Island has trees on the the flag.  Therefore, a Christmas Holiday flag is in order.  There are a few differences for the flag.  It is now night on the isle.  A full moon with stars is visible and a multicoloured rainbow of flag is visible. Also the heraldic solo English lion is sporting a Santa Hat.

For those of you don't know about PEI, Prince Edward Island, it is North of Maine past New Brunswick and snuggled next to Nova Scotia.  You may have heard of Prince Edward Island mussels?  They are delicious.

Prince Edward Island Hindu Winter Holiday Flag

Green, white, and orange lights indicate that this Canadian house is celebrating the holidays as Hindus along with their Canadian-Christians.  Also the Royal lion is wearing an orange hat to indicate the Hindu faith.

Buddhist Prince Edward Island Holiday Flag

As different colours represent different nations.  Specific colours can represent certain religions during the Winter Holiday Season.  In the case of yellow, white, and orange lights, it indicates that the household is Buddhist-Canadian and celebrating the darkest night along with their Christian Canadians.

Atheist Prince Edward Island Holiday Flag

Tis the season to enjoy the Holidays.  For persons who want to light up their homes with lights and are atheists, then this is the flag is for you.  The colours are red and violet.  This pattern of lights indicate that the person's home celebrating the darkest night and joining in on the fun.  Note atheists don't necessarily deny faith, they just don't believe or have strong doubts. They may even love Jesus and his style and word, but don't credit him any supernatural abilities.  To many atheists Jesus is just like Martin Luther King or some ancient philosopher from long, long ago, when the earth was in a different part of galaxy, far, far away.

So the lights violet and red indicate that they enjoy the holidays, but are grounded to atheism.  Also the violet hat is another indicator that the person is currently navigating through the Endless Ocean of Atheism.

Prince Edward Island Islamic Winter Holiday Flag

The Royal Lion with a green Santa Cap indicates Islamic heritage during the Winter Holidays.  Likewise the green and white lights indicate that a household is celebrating the long Winter nights as Canadian-Muslims, peacefully alongside their Canadian-Christians neighbors.

Muslims can celebrate the birth of Jesus, since he is considered a high prophet a kind to Moses or Elijah.  In a way, it would like Christians celebrating Hannukah.  Technically both Muslims and Christians can celebrate Hannukah, since this event occurred before the birth of Jesus of Nazareth, when the keepers of the Original Books of Divine Law were working solo.  It'd be like celebrating the landing of Noah's ark, if such a holiday were created.  If Noah's Ark Day were indeed to be, March 25th in spring would be perfect, since Jews, Christians, Muslims, Sikhs, Latter Day Saints, Ba'hais, Moonies, and many others accept this story as divine truth.  Also the rainbow flag could be flown, by all.

For a Muslim to celebrate the birth of Christ would be like a Christian to celebrate the birth of Moses.  All Muslims, Jews and Christians respect and honor the divine truth of Moses but celebrating the core Law Giver's birth is not really celebrated in true glory.  But several movies and cartoon do a fine job retelling Moses' life.  Rather, it is Moses' reception of Divine Law is what all the Big Three honor as God's Will.  Like Jews, Muslims believe that Jesus was just a man.  However, like Christians, Muslims believe in the miracle of the Virgin birth of Jesus from Mary.