By EFEROVO IGHO

WHEN I wrote in a recent short online piece that there is nothing like Christmas in Christianity, I did not realise it would generate the very pleasing response it got.
There I said that Christmas is Roman Catholicism and that it came wholesale from Babylon and is it about Tammuz (also called Dumuzi) ‘demonized’ as Baal by Satan, and which Tammuz was born on 25th of December and celebrated same day in ancient Sumerian, Babylonian and Assyrian until Rome brought it to the ‘church’ masking it with
‘Jesus’ to lead many astray. “There is Christianity”, I wrote, “and there is Roman Catholicism.

The two are not the same. Roman Catholicism is a faith and it is a religion, all their adherents would tell you so. And Christianity is a
faith and it is a religion (religion of life that begets eternal life).

Christianity is found IN THE BIBLE AND THE BIBLE ALONE. All traditions of men, cults and demons have no place in Bible no matter how long
practiced and embraced, no matter how the ages have drunken of this particular wine of fornication of the
Great LovePeddler of the Book of
Revelation.

Christianity is not Baal Worship. “With Paul all days are equal. And he said I should follow him even as he is the follower of Christ. Let not the devil beguile you
with dates and seasons. Seek you the Kingdom of God and its righteousness first. That is what matters. One faith, one foundation, one Church, one Lord and Jesus Christ that Lord! Brake away from
all beguilement no matter how trapping!” No matter how luring I may add.

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Godwinsilas:
By EFEROVO IGHO

WHEN I wrote in a recent short online piece that there is nothing like Christmas in Christianity, I did not realise it would generate the very pleasing response it got.
There I said that Christmas is Roman Catholicism and that it came wholesale from Babylon and is it about Tammuz (also called Dumuzi) ‘demonized’ as Baal by Satan, and which Tammuz was born on 25th of December and celebrated same day in ancient Sumerian, Babylonian and Assyrian until Rome brought it to the ‘church’ masking it with
‘Jesus’ to lead many astray. “There is Christianity”, I wrote, “and there is Roman Catholicism.

The two are not the same. Roman Catholicism is a faith and it is a religion, all their adherents would tell you so. And Christianity is a
faith and it is a religion (religion of life that begets eternal life).

Christianity is found IN THE BIBLE AND THE BIBLE ALONE. All traditions of men, cults and demons have no place in Bible no matter how long
practiced and embraced, no matter how the ages have drunken of this particular wine of fornication of the
Great LovePeddler of the Book of
Revelation.

Christianity is not Baal Worship. “With Paul all days are equal. And he said I should follow him even as he is the follower of Christ. Let not the devil beguile you
with dates and seasons. Seek you the Kingdom of God and its righteousness first. That is what matters. One faith, one foundation, one Church, one Lord and Jesus Christ that Lord! Brake away from
all beguilement no matter how trapping!” No matter how luring I may add.

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I don't understand why Muslims, atheists and even ignorant "Christians" attack Christmas.

This is a day that the church picked to celebrate Jesus Christ yet people bring up all sorts of arguments; how do we knw its his exact date of birth, isn't that day associated with some pagan practise in the past, but Christmas is not in the bible (the word bible is not in the bible). Isn't it all silly.

Some people will spend the day drinking, partying or opening presents by Santa clause but are they Christians?.

Christmas is a day that most true Christians attend church and praise God.
Its a day that see charity donations exponentially increase.
Its a day of thanks giving and gift giving.
A day whole families come together and bond.
Its a day of love and the message of Christ is heard by both Christians and non Christians.
Its a day for reflection.
Its a holiday people take the day off from work and stay home with their kids.

Instead of tracing it origins I would rather commend the church for turning it to the beautiful day that it is today.
A day chosen to celebrate the Son of God who is born that will save man from sin.