Is Christmas pagan?

[mangalavara]

Santa’s reindeer have Germanic names such as Rudolf, Blitzkrieg, and Donderhead. Jesus of Nazareth was from Palestine, where they have donkeys, not reindeer. When you consider both facts, the logical conclusion is that celebrating the birth of Jesus is pagan.

Further, I would like to add that Jesus was not born in December. The winter cold in Palestine is quite harsh and deadly, so the Virgin Mary (who is obviously Freyja; I saw it on a hip documentary) would have waited til spring to give birth to a baby.

By the way, the documentary that I learned these irdisputible facts from also explains that Pearl Harbor never happened, but I won’t let such a fallacious idea discredit what the writer said about Christmas being pagan.

 

[Kenny]

Santa’s reindeer have Germanic names such as Rudolf, Blitzkrieg, and Donderhead. Jesus of Nazareth was from Palestine, where they have donkeys, not reindeer. When you consider both facts, the logical conclusion is that celebrating the birth of Jesus is pagan.

Further, I would like to add that Jesus was not born in December. The winter cold in Palestine is quite harsh and deadly, so the Virgin Mary (who is obviously Freyja; I saw it on a hip documentary) would have waited til spring to give birth to a baby.

By the way, the documentary that I learned these irdisputible facts from also explains that Pearl Harbor never happened, but I won’t let such a fallacious idea discredit what the writer said about Christmas being pagan.

I feel better now

 

[Stonetree]

Santa’s reindeer have Germanic names such as Rudolf, Blitzkrieg, and Donderhead. Jesus of Nazareth was from Palestine, where they have donkeys, not reindeer. When you consider both facts, the logical conclusion is that celebrating the birth of Jesus is pagan.

Further, I would like to add that Jesus was not born in December. The winter cold in Palestine is quite harsh and deadly, so the Virgin Mary (who is obviously Freyja; I saw it on a hip documentary) would have waited til spring to give birth to a baby.

By the way, the documentary that I learned these irdisputible facts from also explains that Pearl Harbor never happened, but I won’t let such a fallacious idea discredit what the writer said about Christmas being pagan.

If you're interested I have a bridge you can buy cheap.......

 

[mangalavara]

If you're interested I have a bridge you can buy cheap.......

I’ve already bought my fair share of inexpensive bridges this year.

 

[sun rise]

I feel better now

Since @KenD feels better, we should all offer our praise and feel better ourselves.

 

[Stonetree]

Santa’s reindeer have Germanic names such as Rudolf, Blitzkrieg, and Donderhead. Jesus of Nazareth was from Palestine, where they have donkeys, not reindeer. When you consider both facts, the logical conclusion is that celebrating the birth of Jesus is pagan.

Further, I would like to add that Jesus was not born in December. The winter cold in Palestine is quite harsh and deadly, so the Virgin Mary (who is obviously Freyja; I saw it on a hip documentary) would have waited til spring to give birth to a baby.

By the way, the documentary that I learned these irdisputible facts from also explains that Pearl Harbor never happened, but I won’t let such a fallacious idea discredit what the writer said about Christmas being pagan.

I don't know how much the Christians copied from the Pagans but I was taught the reason Christians celebrate their Holidays close to or on other religion's Holidays is they don't want Christians to attend the other religion's celebrations and by celebrating at the same time they hope to keep their members away from the other celebrations...I've read, someone worked out a date for the birth of Christ and it was April 17. I'm not offering this as fact.......just something I read....I also read Hitler was born on April 20...

 

[Saint Frankenstein]

I was about to be really annoyed until I saw where this is posted. Lol.

 

[Viker]

I dunno. Khristmas has become a little too Germanic. If you get what I mean.