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Exactly what I wanted to say, that Christians took over biggest Roman holiday for their own use. Perhaps it is time to take it back from Christians, and give it back to all the people.
This is from UK.
I can't sense too much Christianity in it.
I guess, in the mind of many children, Christmast means Sant Claus instead of Jesus.
Are you missing the Christian character of Christmas?! It includes going to the mas at midnight. Go for it.it is not Christian any more, it is in the hands of commerce
it is the most mellow day of the year (in a negative sense)
I have no problem if christians want to keep it only for themselves as strictly religious celebration. I would gladly use Winter Solstice holidays for all the people, as national holiday, which would have nothing to do with any religion. You don't what to share Christmas, keep it.There are other events going on at this time of the year but the bottom line is the reason late December is Holiday Season to us is because of Christmas(and New Year). No other comparable big events are going on.
Supposed birth. It as well, could be as fictional as Santa giving presents.The celebration of Christmas being chosen for December because of an already existing tradition doesn't change the fact the celebration is the celebration of Jesus's brith.
The celebration of Christmas being chosen for December because of an already existing tradition doesn't change the fact the celebration is the celebration of Jesus's brith.
No,
it has to do with the birth of Thracian Mithras,
Thracian Mithras entered too much in Roman soldiers,
Mithras was borned 23 December, at a chamber-cave bellow earth surface,
also other dates are 17 january and 21 May,
the day of Constantine Roman emperror and his mother Eleni, was also a sacred day for Thracian Mithraism and Roman soldiers.
Mithras means stone-caveman.
Are you missing the Christian character of Christmas?! It includes going to the mas at midnight. Go for it.
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