Christmas. The reason for the season is nearly lost among the commercialism of today. As Christians, how should we be approaching the celebration of a Christ-centered Christmas? Is any traditional addition (tree, lights, presents, etc...) to the holiday a detraction from its spiritual meaning? What goes and what stays in your home? Discuss.
UPDATE by Rodney: I'm adding my comment here in the meat of the post because, well, I can.
My view on this subject is wholly influenced by my upbringing.
I would describe my parents as very godly and Jesus Christ was and is at the center of everything they do. This enabled Christmas to be a special time complete with Christmas trees, ornaments, lights, presents, reindeer, carols, and even milk and cookies for Santa. It was never extravagant but my parents clearly stretched to make it a special time and get us things that we really wanted or would really enjoy.
I loved it and there was never any confusion about or need for belaboring "the real meaning of Christmas". Everybody knew Christmas was about Jesus being born (from the viewpoint of us kids) but the traditions of Christmas were what made that time of year so special—including being excited about Christmas morning. And that's the way it should be (according to my admittedly skewed perspective).