So you don´t celebrate Christmas, Ash Wednesday, Easter and all other Christian holidays? I hope so, otherwise you would disappoint me Lemon. As is clear, all Christian holidays are stuck on the dates of older non-Christian holidays, and some (like Easter) are decided by the moon calender. Otherwise Easter would be on the same day every year. This was done to make the conversion of non-Christians much easier. Easter is not about JC, but about the heathen spring celebrations.

And the whole thing about faith is that it is NOT verifiable. Otherwise it would be called "FACT" and not "FAITH". Claims are not proof. There is no proof that JC was alive, there are claims and witnesses that can be easily faked (aka the Bible). However, some people have FAITH and BELIEVE in JC.

What is wrong with securalism?

And I know for a fact that it´s not like all people in Turkey drink alcohol. It is open to personal choice.

Okay, so the most ´normal´ way would be to just say, for example, "siyah cüzdan." And if somebody asked "what colour is the wallet?" you could say "cüzdan siyahtır." ...or basically just say "siyah cüzdan" everytime?

During my class in Istanbul I´ve learned "Bu bir çiçek." I wanted to review some basic Turkish just now, using an online application, and it said "Bu bir çiçekter". What is the difference, and which one is better... and why?