Danhumprey: Jesus wasn't born on December 25th. We don't know exactly when he was born. The people who witness His birth didn't record the date he was born. And if in reality they did,nowhere in the Bible was it revealed! Celebrating 25th December as the exact date in which Jesus was born is entirely wrong! It's an offshoot of a pagan tradition,and following that tradition is plain Idolatory!

Danhumprey: Jesus wasn't born on December 25th. We don't know exactly when he was born. The people who witness His birth didn't record the date he was born. And if in reality they did,nowhere in the Bible was it revealed! Celebrating 25th December as the exact date in which Jesus was born is entirely wrong! It's an offshoot of a pagan tradition,and following that tradition is plain Idolatory!

SmH!

I was born is Somalia, and during the war, some insurgents came to our house, while running for help, I forever lost my dad and mum, they were not dead, but went somewhere else for shelter.

I didn't know the day I was born, but I can remember my last birthday was celebrated a few months before the Somali war which started around febuary.

And now, I've chosen December 25th as my preferred birthday date.


Does it now make me a Pagan, or make my birthday not worth celebrating since it coincidentally fell on a Pagan festival date?

Abu Mikey:

SmH!

I was born is Somalia, and during the war, some insurgents came to our house, while running for help, I forever lost my dad and mum, they were not dead, but went somewhere else for shelter.

I didn't know the day I was born, but I can remember my last birthday was celebrated a few months before the Somali war which started around febuary.

And now, I've chosen December 25th as my preferred birthday date.


Does it now make me a Pagan, or make my birthday not worth celebrating since it coincidentally fell on a Pagan festival date?

miss.terious:
I don't think the date matters, what matters is our intentions & since we have decided to celebrate His birth on the 25th & not some "Sun god", there is nothing wrong. Read Romans 14 especially verses 5 and 6

Vs 5: One man esteemeth one day above another, another esteemeth every day alike. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind

Vs 6: He that regardeth the day, regardeth it unto the Lord & he that regardeth not the day, to the Lord he doth not regard it.



Hope this helps.

Teeto, Esq:
yours is a different case.... not about my post....... So you better meet a counselor for advice...

I was referring to Danhumprey, thanks.



#Dundee F.C

Teeto, Esq:
yours is a different case.... not about my post....... So you better meet a counselor for advice...

Vivly: Like seriously, can't you recognize an example when you see one? That's just an instance not a life story. Anyways, since you have doubts about Christmas, I shouldn't be surprised.

Austeenx: Well, my religious doctrine does not permit me to celebrate Christmas on the 25th of December.

Teeto, Esq:
please can you share the reasons why your doctrine doesn't permit you... And which religious doctrine are you....?

Austeenx:

Good question.

Church Of The Smiling Skeleton. That's my religion, COTSS.

Reasons why we don't celebrate Christmas on the 25th of December.

Reason 1: We don't believe in Christ, but we're Christians.

Reason 2: Our God, The Smiling Skeleton's play-day is on the 24th of December. Tell me how we're supposed to celebrate the play-day of our God, and still celebrate Christmas the next day.