I believe in Santa Claus and the book called "The Night Before Christmas" as my Bible. Is that wrong?

Question

How is your religion better than mine?

Answer 1

how old are you anyway? like maybe 7 or possible 8?
my religion is catholic but i know that my parents are santa (oops, sorry hope i didn't pop your bubble)

Answer 2

Santa is a wonderful spiritual leader, in my opinion - though the night before christmas doesn't have a lot of spiritual advice or insight into the human condition. That must make it hard for you during times of trouble.

My religion isn't any better than yours, except it does give me some tips and things to do in times of trouble and tries to help me understand the mysteries of life - for that i find it very valuable.

Answer 3

Yours is the one true religion. We can all learn something from the plumpish one who brings joy and gifts to all.

Plus, the whole flying reindeer thing has been scientifically proven to be possible. If you shoot a reindeer at a high enough velocity, it can just move it's hooves up and down to cause the flight to perpetuate as long as you like. Chapter 3:16 proves this.

Answer 4

Your Bible called originally "A visit from St.Nicolas" was written by an 18th century millionaire named Clement Clarke Moore. Its a poem and not a book actually written by a man who became a well-known and respected scholar and, typical for an educated person of his period, Moore's publications related to a wide variety of topics such as religion, languages, politics, and poetry. When he wrote A Visit from St. Nicholas in 1822, Moore was a Professor of Oriental and Greek Literature, as well as Divinity and Biblical Learning, at the General Theological Seminary of the Protestant Episcopal Church. Moore's connection with that institution continued for over twenty-five years. At the age of thirty, he compiled a Hebrew lexicon, the first work of its kind in America. He was forty-three when he wrote A Visit from St. Nicholas, but it was not until he was sixty-five, in 1844, that he first acknowledged that he was the author of the famous verses by including the poem in a small book of his poetry entitled Poems, which he had published at the request of his children. He translated Juvenal, edited his father's sermons, wrote treatises and political pamphlets, including his well-known 1804 attack on our third president in Observations Upon Certain Passages in Mr. Jefferson's Notes on Virginia, Which Appear to Have a Tendency to Subvert Religion and Establish a False Philosophy, and was often a contributor to the editorial pages of local newspapers. He also wrote George Castriot, Surnamed Scanderbeg, King of Albania, which appeared in 1852 and was highly commended at the time. In spite of all of his literary contributions it was his gift of this poem and the tradtions of Santa Claus and Christmas Eve that he is most remembered for. Although he was embarrassed for most of his life that his scholarly works were overshadowed by what he publicly considered a frivolous poem, Moore will forever be remembered as the person who truly gave St. Nicholas to the world. The poet of Christmas Eve lived a long and productive life and died in Newport, Rhode Island, his summer home, on July 10, 1863, just a few days short of his eighty-fourth birthday. Along with members of his family, he is buried in the Washington Heights area of New York City, in Trinity Cemetery at the Church of the Intercession on Upper Broadway at 155th Street. Clement Clarke Moore by the way, was a christian, a father and a teacher of theology so he believed in God. So should you? Love in Christ, ~J~ <><

Answer 5

Not a problem, if you don`t mind going to the North pole when you die.. LOL... All religions lead down one road.. In the end we will all know what was the best.. Good luck with this one.. {:-)

I happen to know Santa and he believes in GOD.. I guess you are in real trouble here.. <><

Answer 6

As another person said,if you worship Santa,you might as well worship Satan.There is only one truth and that is the word of God which is the Bible.Christianity isn't a 'religion'.It is the way to heaven.It isn't just another religion like islamism,hinduism,buddism etc.

Answer 7

So ur sayin u believe in Santa Claus and and his book is ur bible well pal ...... That book won't get u into heaven :(

Answer 8

The book shouldn't be ur bible but it doesn't matter if u believ in Santa.

Answer 9

What does Santa Claus have to do with the Bible? and Jesus?
Jesus was born in April. do you have christmas. in april?

Answer 10

well for starters, my God, the Father in heaven, is a personal God, i have a relationship with Him, He answers prayer and leads me daily.

your guy is fictional therefore u cannot establish a relationship with him, and your book is so simple and unspiritual, with no help for wisdom or life or anything. My book, the Bible, teaches all things and proves itself each time a scientist figures out what it said years ago, is correct. lol.

there are many reasons.

Seek God, He will show you.

Answer 11

No, it's not. I believe in The Lord of the Rings. I believe Gandalf died for our safe passageway out of Moria, and he was reborn to defeat the enemies at Helm's Deep.