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Originally posted by AfterInfinity
reply to post by ElohimJD
For what it's worth this is 100% correct and is the actual origin of the varias religious faiths scattered around the Earth, just as languages were scattered at the fall of Babel's tower, so too was the "mystery Babylon" religious system of worship established by Cush (father sky), Semiremis (mother earth), and Nimrod (Son/Sun) i.e. trinity, which form the basic pantheon across all religions of mankind.
It is Nimrod's birthday, and those who celebrate it do so in honor of this man worshipped as a god's re-birth as the sun god, thousands of years before Christ.
Do you mean to tell me that Christmas is in all actuality a pagan holiday, and yet is celebrated by a religion that persecuted pagans with extreme prejudice? You admit that Christmas was stolen from cultures preceding Jesus by thousands of years and was reassigned as a festival commemorating his birthday?
Originally posted by 3NL1GHT3N3D1
reply to post by TheBlackHat
If telling kids Santa is not real leads them to also believe god is not real, then why do billions of Christians who believe in god still celebrate Christmas? In fact, Christianity is more popular today than ever before.
It's a double-edged sword, it is used to mock Jesus and his teachings and to also reinforce faith in god because if god weren't real, they would have been told that by their parents just like they did with Santa. Them not being told god isn't real reinforces their belief in him.edit on 8-5-2013 by 3NL1GHT3N3D1 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by soaringhawk
reply to post by TheBlackHat
Santa Clause comes from Saint Nicholas. A Christian from Turkey that helped the needy. Christmas is a combination of Christ Mass. While there are pagan origins just as with Easter, they became Christian holidays ( holiday means holy day) when the pagans became Christians. They did not have to give up the celebration. It's turning something that was originally not serving God to something that is. There's nothing Satanic about Christmas and Easter if celebrated in the way it came to be after the conversion of Pagans.
Originally posted by dieseldyk
You know you can't spell Santa without
S-A-T-A-N