Difference between revisions of "Debate: Should Christians celebrate Christmas?"
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The Bible does not mention December 25th as Jesus' birth; the exact date is disputed by many. | The Bible does not mention December 25th as Jesus' birth; the exact date is disputed by many. | ||
Jesus has never asked us to celebrate his birth as he did for his death. | Jesus has never asked us to celebrate his birth as he did for his death. | ||
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Revision as of 21:22, December 24, 2008
Yes
- It is a celebration of our Savior's birth and the exact date is not important.
- We don't need a commandment to celebrate Jesus' birth; it is a natural act of gratitude on our part.
- Since the secular world celebrates all the wrong things about Christmas, it is our duty as Christians to celebrate what is true and perhaps use this special time of year to evangelize.
No
The Bible does not mention December 25th as Jesus' birth; the exact date is disputed by many. Jesus has never asked us to celebrate his birth as he did for his death.