CaptHerp
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Are you asking me?
PS- Just because you and the people you know are ignorant of history doesn't mean that everyone is.
And, celebrating a man on a day that he wasn't born because religious leaders have taught you to? Talk about a sheep...
Well, I guess we can talk about a sheep if you want. Or we can continue to be purposely obtuse. BTW, I hold a state educational certificate in history, so perhaps I'm not as "ignorant" as you choose to believe. As this time of the year approaches, the inevitable "Christmas is a pagan holiday" starts up, as if no one's ever heard it before. The MEANING of Christmas to Christians is NOT pagan. We celebrate the birth of Lord Jesus Christ -- God in human form. You want to celebrate it as Happy Flipflop Day or something, go for it. But it doesn't change the meaning of the day, even if we don't know the second, minute, hour or day of Christ's birth. Perhaps it was originally convenient to pick December 25, but that's the day. Deal with it.
Ringo, I know your beliefs are solid, but every denomination thinks theirs is the only way to interpret the Bible. You're not going to hell for celebrating Christmas or Easter. I'm a B and B -- believe and be baptized -- Christian. A saved through faith, not through works, Christian. Celebrating Christmas, etc., is not a bad thing. Christians' hearts are in the right place here. Non-Christians are simply being opportunistic. What else is new?