the reason for the season 
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is the traditions of men, which christ did not approve of. jesus has nothing to do with christmas. show me in the bible where he does, and i will consider it.- Re: the reason for the season Ev
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This is a reply to # 402,761I believe that any day can be set aside to celebrate Jesus Christ. And, if I want to set aside Christmas to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour than I'm sure God isn't going to mind one bit. Whether it came from man or God, it is what we worship in our hearts and how we recognize the holiday.
In the Bible the kings and sheperds worshiped the birth of Jesus Christ, and if anyone wants to carry on the tradition, than that is their decision and is between them and God. I truly believe that God isn't going to punish us for celebrating Christmas because of Him.
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I believe that any day can be set aside to celebrate Jesus Christ. And, if I want to set aside Christmas to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Saviour than I'm sure God isn't going to mind one bit. Whether it came from man or God, it is what we worship in our hearts and how we recognize the holiday.
In the Bible the kings and shepeards worshiped the birth of Jesus Christ, and if anyone wants to carry on the tradition, than that is their decision and is between them and God. I truly believe that God isn't going to punish us for celebrating Christmas because of Him.
- Re: the reason for the season trapper/kcmo
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- Re: the reason for the season Ev
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This is a reply to # 402,768That is very right! You don't have to celebrate it...
This is one of those decisions in Christianity that don't affect our salvation, but may affect our personal walks...something that is our decision personally as per our own convictions.
Personally I feel we can't be good witnesses or ambassadors for Christ if we hide from non-believers and so called pagan holiday. Personally I can turn anyday into a celebration for Christ, whether it is a pagan holiday or not. I just don't observe or partake in the pagan ritual.
I am interested though, and would like to ask you an honest and sincere question. How do you celebrate Jesus Christ in you life?
Please don't think I'm acting coy or sarcastic - I just like to hear about other's faith and how they live it.
Blessings to you!
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That is very right! You don't have to celebrate it...
This is one of those decisions in Christianity that don't affect our salvation, but may affect our personal walks...something that is our decision personally as per our own convictions.
I am interested though, and would like to ask you an honest and sincere question. How do you celebrate Jesus Christ in you life?
Please don't think I'm acting coy or sarcastic - I just like to hear about other's faith and how they live it.
- Re: the reason for the season trapper/kcmo
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This is a reply to # 402,771That is very right! You don't have to celebrate it...
This is one of those decisions in Christianity that don't affect our salvation, but may affect our personal walks...something that is our decision personally as per our own convictions.
Personally I feel we can't be good witnesses or ambassadors for Christ if we hide from non-believers and so called pagan holiday. Personally I can turn anyday into a celebration for Christ, whether it is a pagan holiday or not. I just don't observe or partake in the pagan ritual.
I am interested though, and would like to ask you an honest and sincere question. How do you celebrate Jesus Christ in you life?
Please don't think I'm acting coy or sarcastic - I just like to hear about other's faith and how they live it.
Blessings to you!
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That is very right! You don't have to celebrate it...
This is one of those decisions in Christianity that don't affect our salvation, but may affect our personal walks...something that is our decision personally as per our own convictions.
I am interested though, and would like to ask you an honest and sincere question. How do you celebrate Jesus Christ in you life?
Please don't think I'm acting coy or sarcastic - I just like to hear about other's faith and how they live it.
- Re: the reason for the season trapper/kcmo
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- Re: the reason for the season Prode
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MoreThis is a reply to # 402,768We christians need a Baptism of water and spirit for salvation.
The Christmas day and other festivity is a Baptism of water...
The Baptism of water(John the Baptist....) is more important, without it we cannot be called christians because Jesus said "If one loves me then follows my commandments" and a festivity means
our love in Jesus Christ!
This festivity remembers how Jesus Christ birth was in the Gospel of Luke, pratically it's our festivity...........
- Re: the reason for the season jaayne
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MoreThis is a reply to # 402,773Jesus said if we love him then follow the commandments.
NOT Creat a festivity... commandments and festivity are NOT the same thing...
I would be VERY happy NOT to be called a christian actually. Jesus didnt call himself a christian EVER.
How do you rationalise comparing festivity of christmas and baptism...?
- Re: the reason for the season jaayne
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- Re: the reason for the season Ev
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- Re: the reason for the season trapper/kcmo
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- Re: the reason for the season MentalNomad
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This is a reply to # 402,761Jesus Christ did not condemn all traditions in themselves, but he was not pleased with the priests and others holding their traditions up higher than the Lord's laws. They were more concerned with him washing his hands than the content of his heart, which was lovely and pure.
Technically, December 25th is not the real birthday of Jesus Christ--but it is for Him that we celebrate this holiday and in His glory and honor. We should celebrate Jesus all year round, but there is nothing wrong with setting aside a special day as well. Romans chapter 14 goes into depth about this very thing. It doesn't really matter which holidays you do or do not celebrate, as long as you give thanksgiving to God. :)
I was thinking the same thing when KrupaClassy mentioned the joy of giving presents, and thought it so wonderful that her parents had taught her that giving was the nature of God and we do it as His children.
You have the freedom to exercise whichever choice you feel is best for you, just wanted to give you my view a little bit there. :) Best to you Trapper :) Caitlin Lorraine
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