As a Christian do you care about the origins of Christmas and the fact it’s a pagan celebration?
Answered 4 years ago
I’m no Christian but I think it’s strange that some fundamentalist Christians actually celebrate pagan customs like Xmas and Easter especially since the god of the bible destroyed pagan tribes and said they were disgusting in his eyes.
Xmas is an ancient Germanic pagan celebration or ritual were the fir or pine tree originally was brought inside each year to keep the wood sprites warm,
Sweets were hung around the tree as offerings to them,
the bells were strung around the tree so they could jingle when an appreciative spirit was nearby.
The pentagram was the star of protection placed on the tip of the tree who’s 5 points represented the 4 main elements of the earth bound together by the 5th element (the creative god source or whatever you wish to call it)
Easter is also the celebration of the spring equinox & the pagan Germanic goddess ’Eostre’ it’s a time of sex and fertility which is why the bunny and eggs are used as the symbolism of Easter.
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If real he probably also Ella be very dark skinned at nothing like this white person with the skinny nose he's depicted as
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For me the truth means a lot which is why I left religion and follow no path, I am spiritual but non religious, just don’t understand those people following a path and not fully researching it 🤔
But being a "Christian" probably makes you an expert 😂
I just don't get how people believe in these fairy tales as adults tbh
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What you’ve changed it into now doesn’t change the fact it’s pagan in origin. As a history teacher I’ve done my research and studied into this in depth so I’m genuinely curious as to why this doesn’t bother fundamentalist Christians some it goes against bible teaching. No where in the bible does it mention Xmas or Easter. In fact the bible mentions that pagan celebrations are detestable to god. Just saying you can’t be a real Christian if you live with such contradictions.