So christmas and easter have pagan origins... o.k. one problem... christians are not supposed to be pagan! So what do we do?
(A) Go to the Jewish Folks , sweetly and politely ask them on how to celebrate Passover and the Saturday Shabbats (sabbtath) { Jesus was a Jew and he celebrated the sabbath and Passover. Why can't we?!} and if we could adopt them as our own.
(B) If the Jewish folks reply," Heck no! We don't want to share anything with you christians! Get your own celebrations and festivals! and so we go away and somehow make up our own. { Hey, we might actually make up something good}
(C) decide" Hey since Christmas and Easter are pagan, why don't just stop celebrating these holidays and declare ourselves as the only religion of earth that doesn't have its own festival and holidays and celebrate anything we want to at anytime!
(D) other/ your answer
2006-11-17
16:01:27
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O. K. Let me change my earilier statement little bit. If it looked as if i was saying that christians are pagan because they celebrate Christmas or Easter, Forgive me that is not what i originally meant to say. I was trying to say that Christians, who are not recognized as pagans, have pagan holidays. Pagans are the ones who should have and do have pagan holidays, not christians. So, my whole question is why do Christians have holidays which are pagan in origin?
2006-11-17
16:54:34 ·
update #1
O. K. Let me change my earlier statement a little bit. If it looked as if I was saying that christians are pagan because they celebrate Christmas or Easter, Forgive me, that is not what I originally meant to say. I was trying to say that Christians, who are not pagans, have somewhat pagan holidays. Pagans are the ones who should have and do have pagan holidays, not christians. So, my whole statement was that Christians have holidays which are pagan in origin. what do we do?
2006-11-17
16:58:16 ·
update #2