Fuck X-Mas
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Actually my wife and I agree completely with this dude. She doesn’t agree with it either for those same reasons and also because why does it take a holiday for someone who any other time of the year would be an asshole too you, all the sudden gains a heart. But looses it again Jan 1st after their new year’s resolution. It is way materialistic now. Look at these 12yr old kids now. Parents coming into my work (RadioShack) getting em a Video IPOD and also NANOS. When I was growing up we never got shit like that. I was happy when I saw a Nintendo game in there lol. On the real if you ask half these people what Christmas really is, 90% of them in the malls and shit would tell you it’s about gift giving and spending time with family and having food. Not one word of god would be mentioned. If you do your homework also you would know Christmas is not even the day god was born. He was actually born in October.
I ment jesus. I am not all into bible and church but when my boss hit me with some game on this it tripped me out..
The Christian world generally celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ on the 25th of December, but it is highly unlikely that this is the date of His birth. God doesn't provide any information in scripture on the specific day of Christ's birth, but if we would work it out from the Jewish Priestly courses in the biblical record, we would probably conclude that Jesus was born in the Fall of the year sometime between September and October.
In truth, the actual day is insignificant in the celebration of His birth, because we are not commanded to, nor are we commanded not to observe it. Those of us who do, choose to do it as a special remembrance of the "Gift of God!" While we indeed celebrate his birth on every day of the year, we can also choose to set aside a day for special celebration.
The Christian world generally celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ on the 25th of December, but it is highly unlikely that this is the date of His birth. God doesn't provide any information in scripture on the specific day of Christ's birth, but if we would work it out from the Jewish Priestly courses in the biblical record, we would probably conclude that Jesus was born in the Fall of the year sometime between September and October.
In truth, the actual day is insignificant in the celebration of His birth, because we are not commanded to, nor are we commanded not to observe it. Those of us who do, choose to do it as a special remembrance of the "Gift of God!" While we indeed celebrate his birth on every day of the year, we can also choose to set aside a day for special celebration.
