Christmas is a pagan celebration!

[Iosias]

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[Sketcher]

Celebrating Christ's birth while other people are having their pagan festival is not a pagan practice. Sorry.

 

[Christler]

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Romans 12:15 "Rejoice with them that do rejoice........." Me personally I Rejoice at the birth of Jesus christ everyday, but if a great majority of Christians are gathering together to designate a world wide celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ; then it does'nt matter to me if it's origin was in some way deviated, or perverted just as long as I can be a part of transforming the perversion into true worship of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ. Yes, I am aware of the great commercialism that has permiated the Holiday, and Yes, I am aware of the true focus perverter "Santa = Satan", but as long as Satan is fighting to turn the focus away from Jesus; I'm fighting against him in turning the focus to Jesus. So don't panic, our origin was'nt pure either, but Jesus came into the world to change that. We were once pagan, but Jesus came to change that. Jesus sat with the publicans, and sinners because the sick need a physician, If the physician would'nt get involved because the patient was contaminated, how would the patient be cured? I know that at least one person gives their life to Jesus Christ every Christmas Holiday, and If only one person gives their life to Christ during the Holiday; It was well worth the whole earth celebrating.

 

[Asaph]

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So is every day of the week AV, but I bet you celebrate Jesus on at least one of them every week, and probably everyday like most of the rest of us.

Sunday = The Sun's day
Monday = the Moon's day
Tuesday = I don't remember this one
Wednesday = I don't remember this one either
Thursday = Thor's day
Friday = I don't remember this one either (man I must be getting old! )
Saturday = Saturn's day

It's not that we celebrate the birth of Christ on a particular day, it's Who we are celebrating that counts.

Asaph

 

[Vigil]

Greetings and Blessing be upon you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

So is every day of the week AV, but I bet you celebrate Jesus on at least one of them every week, and probably everyday like most of the rest of us.

Sunday = The Sun's day

Monday = the Moon's day

Tuesday = I don't remember this one

Wednesday = I don't remember this one either

Thursday = Thor's day

Friday = I don't remember this one either (man I must be getting old! )

Saturday = Saturn's day

• Sunday – Day of the Sun
• Monday – Day of the Moon
• Tuesday – Day in Honor of Tiw (Pagan God)
• Wednesday - Day in Honor of Woden (Pagan God)
• Thursday – Day in Honor of Thor
• Friday – Day in Honor of Frig (Thors Wife)
• Saturday – Day of Saturn

If you want the Months As well they are:

• January – Month in Honor of Janus
• February – Month in Honor of Februa
• March – Month in Honor of Mars (The God)
• April – Month in Honor of Aprilis
• May – Month in Honor Maia
• June – Month in Honor of Juno
• July – Month in Honor of Julius
• August – Month in Honor Augustus
• September – Number Seven (Roman Numeral) (VII)
• October – Number Eight (Roman Numeral) (VIII)
• November – Number Nine (Roman Numeral) (IX)
• December – Number 10 (Roman Numeral) (X)

Hope this Helps you Little bit



P.S. Seems everyone is starting Early on the “Christmas is a Pagan Holiday”, I guess they start earlier and earlier every year, every time the decorations are out, I with they could wait till after the turkey was eaten before they got into this. It Happens I guess.



God Bless.

Vigil.

“Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:” (1 Peter 5:8)

 

[Col]

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Oh pleeeease, give it a rest! There is always "one", every Christmas without fail.

 

[Paddy the Irishman]

Abraham was a pagan, but God chose him to give birth to a nation set apart by God!

Christmas.....Christ/mass.....a gathering of people celebrating the birth of Christ! just a little thought

Paddy

 

[fiveinjuly]

sighs....I'm not even going to go there....make it what you will, I choose to celebrate Jesus.

 

[Asaph]

Greetings and Blessing be upon you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ.

• Sunday – Day of the Sun
• Monday – Day of the Moon
• Tuesday – Day in Honor of Tiw (Pagan God)
• Wednesday - Day in Honor of Woden (Pagan God)
• Thursday – Day in Honor of Thor
• Friday – Day in Honor of Frig (Thors Wife)
• Saturday – Day of Saturn

If you want the Months As well they are:

• January – Month in Honor of Janus
• February – Month in Honor of Februa
• March – Month in Honor of Mars (The God)
• April – Month in Honor of Aprilis
• May – Month in Honor Maia
• June – Month in Honor of Juno
• July – Month in Honor of Julius
• August – Month in Honor Augustus
• September – Number Seven (Roman Numeral) (VII)
• October – Number Eight (Roman Numeral) (VIII)
• November – Number Nine (Roman Numeral) (IX)
• December – Number 10 (Roman Numeral) (X)

Hope this Helps you Little bit



P.S. Seems everyone is starting Early on the “Christmas is a Pagan Holiday”, I guess they start earlier and earlier every year, every time the decorations are out, I with they could wait till after the turkey was eaten before they got into this. It Happens I guess.



God Bless.

Vigil.

“Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:” (1 Peter 5:8)

Thanks Vigil. That was exactly what I was looking for.

Asaph

 

[Iosias]

Oh pleeeease, give it a rest! There is always "one", every Christmas without fail.

It does not change the fact that Christmas is the celebration of a Christianized paganism.

 

[Paddy the Irishman]

explain 'christianized paganizm' please? what do you mean?

 

[Sketcher]

Abraham was a pagan, but God chose him to give birth to a nation set apart by God!

Abraham was not a pagan, as he worshipped the One True God and no other.

 

[augimatic]

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If that's the case I'm celebrating Hanakah.......You get more presents




Just kidding.

 

[StevenL]

It does not change the fact that Christmas is the celebration of a Christianized paganism.

This is such an obvious and easily discoverable fact that I cannot believe christians are still arguing with it.

 

[Believer-in-Christ]

Why is it Pagan? It's a happy time for young and old. Through all my life I have learned only that it is a celebration of Jesus' birth. The only thing I find Pagan is this whole Santa Claws thing. There is no such man, I'm sorry kids..... And with that I have shattered the world of every child who had some hope that Santa is real....

 

[Sketcher]

This is such an obvious and easily discoverable fact that I cannot believe christians are still arguing with it.

Am I honoring some pagan god or goddess by putting up a Christmas tree? No. Are my Christmas presents an act of worship to some demon? No, they're not. Am I celebrating the winter solstice or the Lord's birth when I sing "Silent Night" at a Christmas Eve service?

I've worked with pagans, and they hate Christmas. They celebrate the solstice, and make no bones about it. They hate it because we took their day like an army takes a city in war.

 

[Asar'el]

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It does not change the fact that Christmas is the celebration of a Christianized paganism.

Neither does your 'warning' change scripture; the apostle instructs,

Whether therefore ye eat, or drink, or whatsoever ye do, do all to the glory of God.
Give none offence, neither to the Jews, nor to the Gentiles, nor to the church of God:
Even as I please all men in all things, not seeking mine own profit, but the profit of many, that they may be saved.

While no doubt you are referring to the old-age argument about the date Christmas is celebrated, and the meaning of the date before it came to be called what it is ... and, of course, the whole comercializing, presents / Santa Clause thing...

... Christmas time offers a great opportunity to point the world back to what it meant to celebrate then - the birth of the Saviour of the world. Christians can indeed give glory to God at this festive time, as, indeed, they can at every time.

 

[Asaph]

If we celebrate Thanksgiving day tomorrow, are we worshipping Thor because the day always falls on a Thursday?

Asaph

 

[okiemommy26]

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Christmas is not pagan. What do find so wrong with celebrating it, the point of Christmas is to celebrate Jesus's birth and to be kind to one another. People are happy and enjoy giving to people during this time what is so wrong with that.

 

[StevenL]

Am I honoring some pagan god or goddess by putting up a Christmas tree? No. Are my Christmas presents an act of worship to some demon? No, they're not. Am I celebrating the winter solstice or the Lord's birth when I sing "Silent Night" at a Christmas Eve service?

I've worked with pagans, and they hate Christmas. They celebrate the solstice, and make no bones about it. They hate it because we took their day like an army takes a city in war.

You are celebrating Christ's Mass, putting up trees, etc., NOT because YOU chose to do so at the time of the winter solstice, but because, long ago, the "church" incorporated the days and symbols of the Babylonian mysteries into the worship of Jehovah..in complete opposition to the Word of God. The apostate "church" passed this on to us and we just do it ...well just because the "church" said so and our granny and grandpappy did it and because it "feels good" and because we get to eat lots of good food and have fun with the family. Sorry, nobody today just thought this stuff up and decided on their own to start celebrating "Jesus' birthday' at this time and in this way. You do it because you have been trained to do it. You DID NOT get if from the teachings of the Scriptures. You can, of course, choose to believe you did.