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December 25th: Who’s birthday is it?
sky5
#1 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 11:54:39 AM
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Since it is evidently, a well-known historical, religious and theological fact that Jesus, The Christ, was not born on December 25th. Then, the idea of celebrating His birthday on December 25th is unbiblical, misplaced and erroneous.

So who’s birthday is celebrated on December 25th? Or when was Jesus actually born?
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#2 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 12:06:05 PM
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The answer depends on where you are.
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#4 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 12:32:09 PM
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The winter solstice?
AlphDoti
#5 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 1:01:07 PM
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sky5 wrote:
Since it is evidently, a well-known historical, religious and theological fact that Jesus, The Christ, was not born on December 25th. Then, the idea of celebrating His birthday on December 25th is unbiblical, misplaced and erroneous.

So who’s birthday is celebrated on December 25th? Or when was Jesus actually born?

FIRST I HAVE TO APOLOGIZE FIRST: Please to the staunch believers in this day, this is not meant to offend you. I know this would be contrary to your teachings. I should also say that over the many years, there are wonderful people who believe in this day that have done exceptional work.

Secondly, see the primitive man in Meditarenian region, he could see the sun burning back and forth in the southern hemisphere, receding from them. And day by day, it started to getting colder and colder, 20th of Dec, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th it is getting colder and colder and on 25th the devil trying to swallow the sun. These are happening astronomically, but the primitive man following the sun and could feel the change in temperature and they say now the sins of darkness, the devil has been overcome by the sun. The sun is reborn, it is born again, the sun coming back on its own on 25th, 26th, 27th etc getting warmer and warmer. So 25th of Dec was the turn of the tide, in the heaven (i.e. skies). So the sun is being born, The Sun, not the "son of God" (inverted comas because God does not give birth, is not born, has no wife and hence has no son, he Created all). So this is the pagan holiday, the pagans creates an holiday.

So this is the birthday of pagan sun-god.

And the Christians saw that these people are commodative around that day, so they adopted that day and they started celebrating Christmas. But unfortunately, it is not the birthday of our beloved prophet of God, Jesus Christ (peace be upon him).
tycho
#6 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 1:51:33 PM
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tycho wrote:
The answer depends on where you are.


And whether you are in motion or not.

We live in a world of symbols, yet can a symbol have a singular meaning? Laws are interpreted, yet they are an advanced form of symbology.

Every thing is a symbol. You are a symbol. The world beyond the thing has no symbols. We may try to magnify our symbols but unless we be silent as Wittgenstein asked, then there'll be nothing to be said.

Interestingly, this 25 Dec. matter, in being associated with Christ, is associated with the deepest craving of Man that the sun should never set.

I remember this account of Saint Paul being knowledgeable on Mithraism courtesy of his Roman ways. And him being the philosopher of the time couldn't escape the light, of the sun, shining specifically on him.

For he saw the depths of Man, even though like a shattered glass, darkness. He could now speak to all humanity with boldness and authority.

Hence opened the gates to the association of Mithraic tradition with the Church fathers. For me I see the symbology of Easter being linked to the birth of Christ in a most interesting fashion. Coming out of the tomb is like being born of a rock. To conquer the bull of passion you must look and understand the mystery of the sun, ancient of days.

Though the seasons come and go, birth never ends. So life is eternal. Hence Christ, the Savior of the world is born and reborn.







Tebes
#7 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 1:57:42 PM
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25th December is the birthday for my sis. Since its listed as a puplic holiday under the kenyan law, I will be whiling away at any fun place and later my roco, after wishing my sis a happy birthday.
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tycho
#8 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 2:04:45 PM
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Tebes wrote:
25th December is the birthday for my sis. Since its listed as a puplic holiday under the kenyan law, I will be whiling away at any fun place and later my roco, after wishing my sis a happy birthday.


It's the same thing as celebrating Christ. In every aspect.
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#9 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 2:18:28 PM
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sky5 wrote:
Since it is evidently, a well-known historical, religious and theological fact that Jesus, The Christ, was not born on December 25th. Then, the idea of celebrating His birthday on December 25th is unbiblical, misplaced and erroneous.

So who’s birthday is celebrated on December 25th? Or when was Jesus actually born?

Do you have the exact date? Is there a day that belongs to Shaitani?
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Muriel
#10 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 2:26:48 PM
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tycho wrote:
tycho wrote:
The answer depends on where you are.


And whether you are in motion or not.

We live in a world of symbols, yet can a symbol have a singular meaning? Laws are interpreted, yet they are an advanced form of symbology.

Every thing is a symbol. You are a symbol. The world beyond the thing has no symbols. We may try to magnify our symbols but unless we be silent as Wittgenstein asked, then there'll be nothing to be said.

Interestingly, this 25 Dec. matter, in being associated with Christ, is associated with the deepest craving of Man that the sun should never set.

I remember this account of Saint Paul being knowledgeable on Mithraism courtesy of his Roman ways. And him being the philosopher of the time couldn't escape the light, of the sun, shining specifically on him.

For he saw the depths of Man, even though like a shattered glass, darkness. He could now speak to all humanity with boldness and authority.

Hence opened the gates to the association of Mithraic tradition with the Church fathers. For me I see the symbology of Easter being linked to the birth of Christ in a most interesting fashion. Coming out of the tomb is like being born of a rock. To conquer the bull of passion you must look and understand the mystery of the sun, ancient of days.

Though the seasons come and go, birth never ends. So life is eternal. Hence Christ, the Savior of the world is born and reborn.









Hello Tycho,

All may be fine and well until I disagree that Paul was more conversant with Judaism, most conversant with Judaism, being a pharisee and the son of a pharisee.

tycho
#11 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 2:30:30 PM
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Muriel wrote:
tycho wrote:
tycho wrote:
The answer depends on where you are.


And whether you are in motion or not.

We live in a world of symbols, yet can a symbol have a singular meaning? Laws are interpreted, yet they are an advanced form of symbology.

Every thing is a symbol. You are a symbol. The world beyond the thing has no symbols. We may try to magnify our symbols but unless we be silent as Wittgenstein asked, then there'll be nothing to be said.

Interestingly, this 25 Dec. matter, in being associated with Christ, is associated with the deepest craving of Man that the sun should never set.

I remember this account of Saint Paul being knowledgeable on Mithraism courtesy of his Roman ways. And him being the philosopher of the time couldn't escape the light, of the sun, shining specifically on him.

For he saw the depths of Man, even though like a shattered glass, darkness. He could now speak to all humanity with boldness and authority.

Hence opened the gates to the association of Mithraic tradition with the Church fathers. For me I see the symbology of Easter being linked to the birth of Christ in a most interesting fashion. Coming out of the tomb is like being born of a rock. To conquer the bull of passion you must look and understand the mystery of the sun, ancient of days.

Though the seasons come and go, birth never ends. So life is eternal. Hence Christ, the Savior of the world is born and reborn.









Hello Tycho,

All may be fine and well until I disagree that Paul was more conversant with Judaism, most conversant with Judaism, being a pharisee and the son of a pharisee.



No. I have no dispute with that. So all is fine with me.
Muriel
#12 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 3:01:10 PM
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tycho wrote:
Muriel wrote:
tycho wrote:
tycho wrote:
The answer depends on where you are.


And whether you are in motion or not.

We live in a world of symbols, yet can a symbol have a singular meaning? Laws are interpreted, yet they are an advanced form of symbology.

Every thing is a symbol. You are a symbol. The world beyond the thing has no symbols. We may try to magnify our symbols but unless we be silent as Wittgenstein asked, then there'll be nothing to be said.

Interestingly, this 25 Dec. matter, in being associated with Christ, is associated with the deepest craving of Man that the sun should never set.

I remember this account of Saint Paul being knowledgeable on Mithraism courtesy of his Roman ways. And him being the philosopher of the time couldn't escape the light, of the sun, shining specifically on him.

For he saw the depths of Man, even though like a shattered glass, darkness. He could now speak to all humanity with boldness and authority.

Hence opened the gates to the association of Mithraic tradition with the Church fathers. For me I see the symbology of Easter being linked to the birth of Christ in a most interesting fashion. Coming out of the tomb is like being born of a rock. To conquer the bull of passion you must look and understand the mystery of the sun, ancient of days.

Though the seasons come and go, birth never ends. So life is eternal. Hence Christ, the Savior of the world is born and reborn.









Hello Tycho,

All may be fine and well until I disagree that Paul was more conversant with Judaism, most conversant with Judaism, being a pharisee and the son of a pharisee.



No. I have no dispute with that. So all is fine with me.


Why then shouldn't you revise your assertion to be in harmony with that characteristic?

Because when this light, of the sun, allegedly shone on him, he had no knowledge of Sun worship, and did not practice it or endorse it so as to be visited of it.

Hence 'endorsing' sun worship on the singular base of Paul, the Roman, the individual, is not consistent and therefore crumbles.
2012
#13 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 3:16:12 PM
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Does it really matter?
Do you celebrate it as a birthday with cake and candles or as a day set a side for Christ?
As someone said, it all depends on your interpretation.

BBI will solve it
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AlphDoti
#14 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 3:48:43 PM
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Lolest! wrote:
sky5 wrote:
Since it is evidently, a well-known historical, religious and theological fact that Jesus, The Christ, was not born on December 25th. Then, the idea of celebrating His birthday on December 25th is unbiblical, misplaced and erroneous.

So who’s birthday is celebrated on December 25th? Or when was Jesus actually born?

Do you have the exact date? Is there a day that belongs to Shaitani?

Let's wait for the person who knows the exact date. But you can deduce the period.

We are told that Mary conceived in the month of June. Luka 1:26 - Month of June, Angel Gabriel visited Mary, Will give birth to a child, baby boy:
Quote:
Kuzaliwa Kwa Yesu Kwatabiriwa Mwezi wa sita baada ya Elizabeti kupata mimba. Mungu alimtuma malaika Gabrieli aende Galilaya katika mji wa Nazareti. kwa mwanamwali bikira aliyekuwa ameposwa na mtu mmoja jina lake Yosefu wa nyumba ya Daudi. Jina la huyu mwanamwali bikira ni Maria.


So let us count together. The Bible says he was conceived in month of June and Mary went through normal pregnancy.
- 1st month of pregnancy Jul,
- 2nd month Aug,
- 3rd month Sep,
- 4th month Oct,
- 5th month Nov,
- 6th month Dec,
- 7th month Jan,
- 8th month Feb,
- 9th month Mar the following year.

So from this, we say that Jesus Christ (peace be upon him) WOULD NOT have been born on 25 Dec, but around Mar or Apr. Can you see the possibility that Jesus was actually born around Mar or Apr?

The Romans just put the date as 25th Dec, which was originally the celebration of pagan god, the sun-god.
tycho
#15 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 3:52:32 PM
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Muriel wrote:
tycho wrote:
Muriel wrote:
tycho wrote:
tycho wrote:
The answer depends on where you are.


And whether you are in motion or not.

We live in a world of symbols, yet can a symbol have a singular meaning? Laws are interpreted, yet they are an advanced form of symbology.

Every thing is a symbol. You are a symbol. The world beyond the thing has no symbols. We may try to magnify our symbols but unless we be silent as Wittgenstein asked, then there'll be nothing to be said.

Interestingly, this 25 Dec. matter, in being associated with Christ, is associated with the deepest craving of Man that the sun should never set.

I remember this account of Saint Paul being knowledgeable on Mithraism courtesy of his Roman ways. And him being the philosopher of the time couldn't escape the light, of the sun, shining specifically on him.

For he saw the depths of Man, even though like a shattered glass, darkness. He could now speak to all humanity with boldness and authority.

Hence opened the gates to the association of Mithraic tradition with the Church fathers. For me I see the symbology of Easter being linked to the birth of Christ in a most interesting fashion. Coming out of the tomb is like being born of a rock. To conquer the bull of passion you must look and understand the mystery of the sun, ancient of days.

Though the seasons come and go, birth never ends. So life is eternal. Hence Christ, the Savior of the world is born and reborn.









Hello Tycho,

All may be fine and well until I disagree that Paul was more conversant with Judaism, most conversant with Judaism, being a pharisee and the son of a pharisee.



No. I have no dispute with that. So all is fine with me.


Why then shouldn't you revise your assertion to be in harmony with that characteristic?

Because when this light, of the sun, allegedly shone on him, he had no knowledge of Sun worship, and did not practice it or endorse it so as to be visited of it.

Hence 'endorsing' sun worship on the singular base of Paul, the Roman, the individual, is not consistent and therefore crumbles.


I won't do so. Because the exclusivity of knowledge that you are positing can't be shown to be true, or even valid.

But Paul also being of Roman citizenship offers positive evidence to my argument.
sky5
#16 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 4:00:19 PM
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sky5 wrote:
Since it is evidently, a well-known historical, religious and theological fact that Jesus, The Christ, was not born on December 25th. Then, the idea of celebrating His birthday on December 25th is unbiblical, misplaced and erroneous.

So who’s birthday is celebrated on December 25th? Or when was Jesus actually born?


December 25th or Christmas celebration came from the Roman Church, who inherited it from Roman pagans. But where did the pagans get it from?
The celebration of Christmas is a custom, practice or tradition inherited from ancient Babylon. The original Babylon (tower of Babel) was built Nimrod, who started the first great apostasy from which all false and fake religious systems originated.

Nimrod married his mother, Semiramis. After his death, the mother propagated an evil doctrine of reincarnation of Nimrod’s spirit. She claimed she conceived Tammuz, without a man, through the spirit of Nimrod. Incidentally, Tammuz was born on December 25th during the winter solstice. So, Semiramis son, Tammuz became a ‘god’ in the eyes of the people. The Christmas tree and the yule log used today, were first used to celebrate the birthday of Tammuz in ancient Babylon. December 25th was the last day of a week-long Babylonian feast, saturnalia, celebrated in honor of deity Saturn.

Through her scheming, Semiramis claimed that Nimrod sprang back to life in form of an evergreen tree. On each anniversary of his death, she claimed he would visit and leave gifts on it. This is the origin of the Christmas tree.

Later, Semiramis, became the queen of heaven and her son Tammuz, ‘the divine son of heaven’, a kind of a false Messiah, the son of Baal, the Sun-god. This is the origin of the idolatrous “Mother and Child” – Madonna worship which spread over the world. In Egypt ( Iris and Osiris/Horus);In Asia (Cybele and Deoius); In Rome (Fortuna and Jupiter); In Greece (Ceres and Plutus); Other manes applied to Semiramis; Diana, Madonna, Venus, Aphrodite, Artemis, Athena, Gaea, Hera, Demeter, Terra…

Therefore, Christmas is an ancient Babylonian holiday, which has absolutely nothing to do with Jesus Christ. If any Christian wanted to genuinely celebrate Jesus’s birthday (the exact date is unknown), they would do it sometime in the month of September!

The wide-spread worship of Mary by Roman Church, as ‘mother of God’ and the doctrine of immaculate conception is a continuation of ancient Babylonian idolatry founded by Semiramis, the mother-wife of Nimrod.

Thus, the ancient “Chaldean mysteries”, have been handed down through Roman Church, and from there into the Protestant denominations and to all of us today.

The Plain Truth About Christmas
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#17 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 4:06:51 PM
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AlphDoti wrote:
Lolest! wrote:
sky5 wrote:
Since it is evidently, a well-known historical, religious and theological fact that Jesus, The Christ, was not born on December 25th. Then, the idea of celebrating His birthday on December 25th is unbiblical, misplaced and erroneous.

So who’s birthday is celebrated on December 25th? Or when was Jesus actually born?

Do you have the exact date? Is there a day that belongs to Shaitani?

Let's wait for the person who knows the exact date. But you can deduce the period.

We are told that Mary conceived in the month of June. Luka 1:26 - Month of June, Angel Gabriel visited Mary, Will give birth to a child, baby boy:
Quote:
Kuzaliwa Kwa Yesu Kwatabiriwa Mwezi wa sita baada ya Elizabeti kupata mimba. Mungu alimtuma malaika Gabrieli aende Galilaya katika mji wa Nazareti. kwa mwanamwali bikira aliyekuwa ameposwa na mtu mmoja jina lake Yosefu wa nyumba ya Daudi. Jina la huyu mwanamwali bikira ni Maria.


So let us count together. The Bible says he was conceived in month of June and Mary went through normal pregnancy.
- 1st month of pregnancy Jul,
- 2nd month Aug,
- 3rd month Sep,
- 4th month Oct,
- 5th month Nov,
- 6th month Dec,
- 7th month Jan,
- 8th month Feb,
- 9th month Mar the following year.

So from this, we say that Jesus Christ (peace be upon him) WOULD NOT have been born on 25 Dec, but around Mar or Apr. Can you see the possibility that Jesus was actually born around Mar or Apr?

The Romans just put the date as 25th Dec, which was originally the celebration of pagan god, the sun-god.


@Alphdoti, who told you that the 6 month was refers to June?
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Muriel
#18 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 4:10:53 PM
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tycho wrote:
Muriel wrote:
tycho wrote:
Muriel wrote:
tycho wrote:
tycho wrote:
The answer depends on where you are.


And whether you are in motion or not.

We live in a world of symbols, yet can a symbol have a singular meaning? Laws are interpreted, yet they are an advanced form of symbology.

Every thing is a symbol. You are a symbol. The world beyond the thing has no symbols. We may try to magnify our symbols but unless we be silent as Wittgenstein asked, then there'll be nothing to be said.

Interestingly, this 25 Dec. matter, in being associated with Christ, is associated with the deepest craving of Man that the sun should never set.

I remember this account of Saint Paul being knowledgeable on Mithraism courtesy of his Roman ways. And him being the philosopher of the time couldn't escape the light, of the sun, shining specifically on him.

For he saw the depths of Man, even though like a shattered glass, darkness. He could now speak to all humanity with boldness and authority.

Hence opened the gates to the association of Mithraic tradition with the Church fathers. For me I see the symbology of Easter being linked to the birth of Christ in a most interesting fashion. Coming out of the tomb is like being born of a rock. To conquer the bull of passion you must look and understand the mystery of the sun, ancient of days.

Though the seasons come and go, birth never ends. So life is eternal. Hence Christ, the Savior of the world is born and reborn.









Hello Tycho,

All may be fine and well until I disagree that Paul was more conversant with Judaism, most conversant with Judaism, being a pharisee and the son of a pharisee.



No. I have no dispute with that. So all is fine with me.


Why then shouldn't you revise your assertion to be in harmony with that characteristic?

Because when this light, of the sun, allegedly shone on him, he had no knowledge of Sun worship, and did not practice it or endorse it so as to be visited of it.

Hence 'endorsing' sun worship on the singular base of Paul, the Roman, the individual, is not consistent and therefore crumbles.


I won't do so. Because the exclusivity of knowledge that you are positing can't be shown to be true, or even valid.

But Paul also being of Roman citizenship offers positive evidence to my argument.


Naturally, as you would expect, I am saddened by your refusal. Because earlier you had acknowledged he had other beliefs and religion notwithstanding his citizenship as shown in his ID card. Is that not valid and true?
iller
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I read somewhere that Krishna, Buddha and Jesus share the same birthday. So which religion jacked the other?
tycho
#20 Posted : Tuesday, December 17, 2013 4:17:26 PM
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sky5 wrote:
sky5 wrote:
Since it is evidently, a well-known historical, religious and theological fact that Jesus, The Christ, was not born on December 25th. Then, the idea of celebrating His birthday on December 25th is unbiblical, misplaced and erroneous.

So who’s birthday is celebrated on December 25th? Or when was Jesus actually born?


December 25th or Christmas celebration came from the Roman Church, who inherited it from Roman pagans. But where did the pagans get it from?
The celebration of Christmas is a custom, practice or tradition inherited from ancient Babylon. The original Babylon (tower of Babel) was built Nimrod, who started the first great apostasy from which all false and fake religious systems originated.

Nimrod married his mother, Semiramis. After his death, the mother propagated an evil doctrine of reincarnation of Nimrod’s spirit. She claimed she conceived Tammuz, without a man, through the spirit of Nimrod. Incidentally, Tammuz was born on December 25th during the winter solstice. So, Semiramis son, Tammuz became a ‘god’ in the eyes of the people. The Christmas tree and the yule log used today, were first used to celebrate the birthday of Tammuz in ancient Babylon. December 25th was the last day of a week-long Babylonian feast, saturnalia, celebrated in honor of deity Saturn.

Through her scheming, Semiramis claimed that Nimrod sprang back to life in form of an evergreen tree. On each anniversary of his death, she claimed he would visit and leave gifts on it. This is the origin of the Christmas tree.

Later, Semiramis, became the queen of heaven and her son Tammuz, ‘the divine son of heaven’, a kind of a false Messiah, the son of Baal, the Sun-god. This is the origin of the idolatrous “Mother and Child” – Madonna worship which spread over the world. In Egypt ( Iris and Osiris/Horus);In Asia (Cybele and Deoius); In Rome (Fortuna and Jupiter); In Greece (Ceres and Plutus); Other manes applied to Semiramis; Diana, Madonna, Venus, Aphrodite, Artemis, Athena, Gaea, Hera, Demeter, Terra…

Therefore, Christmas is an ancient Babylonian holiday, which has absolutely nothing to do with Jesus Christ. If any Christian wanted to genuinely celebrate Jesus’s birthday (the exact date is unknown), they would do it sometime in the month of September!

The wide-spread worship of Mary by Roman Church, as ‘mother of God’ and the doctrine of immaculate conception is a continuation of ancient Babylonian idolatry founded by Semiramis, the mother-wife of Nimrod.

Thus, the ancient “Chaldean mysteries”, have been handed down through Roman Church, and from there into the Protestant denominations and to all of us today.

The Plain Truth About Christmas


Babylon, Tammuz, these are symbols and their meaning can only be determined now as we live. This is a motif in mythology remains constant.
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