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Re: We're Not Putting X-Mas Trees Up!
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Originally Posted by Antipas
No, I'm not Catholic. However, the significance of the December 25th date for the birth of Christ doesn't come from pagan practice, it comes from a combination of 2nd century Christian tradition and an ancient Jewish belief. The pagans attempted to hijack the date.
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Hold on, did you read the document that you gave me looking for the truth, or attempting to justify a belief? Because what you gave me doesn't prove that Jesus was born on Dec 25th. The writer does smack the Eastern Orthodox in the chops over their differences on the dates of Easter.
True study does not mean reading a Catholic professor's article and walk away a believer. I guess he can also show you infant baptism.
In Jesus name
Brother Benincasa
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