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It was in the fall, not winter, the date was set to celebrate it on December 25, to combine the celebration of Jesus birth, (which the early Christians did not even do or celebrate), anyway, the date was set at December 25th (around or after 300 AD) to combine the date of that celebration, with the pagan "Saturnalia", or the worship of the literal sun or god of the sun... To "christianize" the Saturnalia, etc... And to get people of pagan religions to be in and with and involved and included in the churches, etc... The "Christmas tree" is also very pagan and is of some very pagan roots as well...
The Magi from the east did not bring gifts to Jesus until he was about two years old... They were not there at his birth...
The Easter bunny and eggs etc, and the things we do around or at Easter, were all about combining or "christianizing" another or other pagan holiday's surrounding fertility gods celebrations in false or pagan religions, with the day of the resurrection of our Lord, and the Jewish Passover, which is for the most part the right day or days, but is a serious pollution of what is really supposed to being celebrated and observed on that or those days, which in it's pure form, or as observing the days of the death burial and resurrection of our Lord, or for the Jews, Passover, that the early Christians and Jews pretty much did do on the those days... Just without all the pagan stuff, like bunnies and eggs, and Easter baskets, etc...
"Nor-easter", or something like that was the name of the pagans gods holiday worshiping their fertility gods on that or those days, if I remember correctly, etc... Or we got our word "Easter" from the pagan holiday word at least...
Many of our holidays and many of "the things involved in the celebrations surrounding them", have very pagan roots, and come from pagan holidays/rituals/observances and dates, due to the church that came after or around 300 AD supposedly "christianizing" them, etc...
And Christmas and Easter are some of them, especially Christmas, etc...
God Bless!
The Magi from the east did not bring gifts to Jesus until he was about two years old... They were not there at his birth...
The Easter bunny and eggs etc, and the things we do around or at Easter, were all about combining or "christianizing" another or other pagan holiday's surrounding fertility gods celebrations in false or pagan religions, with the day of the resurrection of our Lord, and the Jewish Passover, which is for the most part the right day or days, but is a serious pollution of what is really supposed to being celebrated and observed on that or those days, which in it's pure form, or as observing the days of the death burial and resurrection of our Lord, or for the Jews, Passover, that the early Christians and Jews pretty much did do on the those days... Just without all the pagan stuff, like bunnies and eggs, and Easter baskets, etc...
"Nor-easter", or something like that was the name of the pagans gods holiday worshiping their fertility gods on that or those days, if I remember correctly, etc... Or we got our word "Easter" from the pagan holiday word at least...
Many of our holidays and many of "the things involved in the celebrations surrounding them", have very pagan roots, and come from pagan holidays/rituals/observances and dates, due to the church that came after or around 300 AD supposedly "christianizing" them, etc...
And Christmas and Easter are some of them, especially Christmas, etc...
God Bless!
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