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The day when Christmas is celebrated was actually a Pagan tradition, celebrating the Winter Soltice every year, and wasn’t celebrated by the early Christians for at least 300 years.
I remember that Jesus died for my sins everyday, so I find no need to park take it Christmas at all. Plus, I refuse to celebrate something that has been masked as a “holy” day, when it’s origins are the complete opposite.
Read This article to see why Christians shouldn’t celebrate Christmas:
http://www.rapidnet.com/~jbeard/bdm/Psychology/xmas/celeb.htm
Dear Shattered butterfly thank you for your comment but I beg to differ. I believe whether you celebrate christmas or not it doesnot endear you to God. It’s all about the freedom as a believer. But if you choose to celebrate an event or a new moon or any festival do it as unto the Lord (just as Paul told the Corinthian church-1 corinthians 8). If you impose your own liberties on others arent you dragging them back into bondage of legalism? One who celebrates and another who doesnt celebrate should do it all unto the Lord. And dont let your freedom be an occassion to sin or stumble a weaker brother. For we are only justified before God by repentance and faith in Christ- nothing else.