What would you say about a person that's a Christian, but wants to celebrate hanukkah this year?

To each their own

You do you. :)

I first read hadouken, but I don’t have an opinion on that. Only on hadoooooouken.

I celebrated the Seder on Passover.
If someone invites you to the service then it sounds very legitimate way to celebrate.

It’s nice to want to experience something new. I’m Jewish but I still do Christmas stuff with my friends 🤷‍♀️ I think it would be fun to include them as well.

I'd say "Good!"

I'd credit him or her with being rather more Christian than many who claim to be Christian...

Anyway, why not? Think of the religion's earliest history: its founders, like Jesus himself, were Jews; so why not help celebrate a Jewish celebration?

A lot of religious people, including senior clergy, are rather more ecumenical than the claimants in my first statement may realise.

They need to practice their dreidel skills!!!

Why not? I like Christmas and I'm not Christian.

Not a thing. It's their business.

Yeah, what Zenni said ...

I could care less

I think that's normal. My family is Christian but we still celebrate Hindu festivals as our ancestors did.

More power to 'em.