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Peace on Earth.
Good will toward men.
Merry Christmas
Good will toward men.
Merry Christmas
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none said:You've got that scripture wrong franktee! It has been punctuated
incorrectly, thus people typically MISunderstand it! And CHRISTMAS is
not (read NOT) the time of Christ's birth, it the time of making money
for greedy merchants!
Remember Mat 10:34 & Luke 12:51
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Take your cynical attidtude elsewhere, can you prove the date of Christs
birth? NO!
so what is one day over another we could have chosen May 19th.
Todays Mature Christian say it's not the date it's the intent.
So what if Christmas has pagen foundations, ie the tree, if the intent is to
celebrate the Birth of Christ it works.
Yes companies make money off Christmas, it's the world, so I say don't be
cynical, get saved and be a mature Christian, be happy, the kingdom is at
hand.
Continue to Celebrate the Birth of Christ and be giving in spirit.
Donald said:Perhaps you could be giving in spirit yourself, friend.
Also realize that Christmas ("Christ's Day", a very early Christian
celebration) does NOT have "pagen (sic) foundations", as you claim,
and as is popularly believed. In fact, His birth has been celebrated
by the Church since her very beginning, although the central
celebration of the Church has always been the Eucharistic Meal, of
course.
HeyBub said:Uh, no. Christmas was added by Pope Liberius in 354. The Pope Liberius also
decided on the date of December 25th, the day after the Saturnalia
celebration (in spite of the Gospel declaration that the birth occurred in
the Spring). December 25th was also the day of the sun god, Sol Invictus,
associated with the emperor. Those celebrating the week of Saturnalia could
celebrate one more day, plus the Christians got additional points by
associating one of their holidays with the emperor.
Donald L McDaniel said:Perhaps you could be giving in spirit yourself, friend.
Also realize that Christmas ("Christ's Day", a very early Christian
celebration) does NOT have "pagen (sic) foundations", as you claim,
and as is popularly believed. In fact, His birth has been celebrated
by the Church since her very beginning, although the central
celebration of the Church has always been the Eucharistic Meal, of
course.
Christmas as the general public knows it, didn't start till after the 1900's
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