AI tells the truth about Christmas

Question

Hero · Answer

The word "Christmas" is not mentioned in the Bible. The Bible does not command us to celebrate Jesus' birth, nor does it mention the date of his birth. The celebration of Christmas is not a biblical commandment, but rather a tradition that has evolved over time. The date of December 25th was not mentioned in the Bible as the day of Jesus's birth. The Bible does mention the birth of Jesus, but not the celebration of it as a holiday.

Alexis1415 · Answer

Honestly gives people a lot to think about, I remember that it doesn't speak about Christmas or the date of Jesus' birth, I totally just flew by it, this is a real brain picker, very fascinating honestly.

Renne · Answer

I was indeed aware that christmas was not the birth of  Jesus it was just a random date they threw out there but by all means it is still very speacial.

Packgod · Answer

that is the real meaning of christmas

Fries · Answer

nah

Hero · Answer

@renne wrote:

I was indeed aware that christmas was not the birth of Jesus it was just a random date they threw out there but by all means it is still very speacial.

So-called Christmas is clearly nothing

Renne · Answer

@hero wrote:

@renne wrote:

I was indeed aware that christmas was not the birth of Jesus it was just a random date they threw out there but by all means it is still very special.

So-called Christmas is clearly nothing

Yes but it still brings others together. Just because it clearly has nothing to do what God doesn't mean anything. It still has everything to do with Family.

Hero · Answer

@renne wrote:

@hero wrote:

@renne wrote:

I was indeed aware that christmas was not the birth of Jesus it was just a random date they threw out there but by all means it is still very special.

So-called Christmas is clearly nothing

Yes but it still brings others together. Just because it clearly has nothing to do what God doesn't mean anything. It still has everything to do with Family.

Christmas is not of God. It's man-made. It serves no godly purpose. That's the real truth.

Renne · Answer

@hero wrote:

@renne wrote:

Indeed it is. I am not denying it

@hero wrote:

@renne wrote:

I was indeed aware that christmas was not the birth of Jesus it was just a random date they threw out there but by all means it is still very special.

So-called Christmas is clearly nothing

Yes but it still brings others together. Just because it clearly has nothing to do what God doesn't mean anything. It still has everything to do with Family.

Christmas is not of God. It's man-made. It serves no godly purpose. That's the real truth.

Renne · Answer

Indeed it is the real truth and I am not denying it. I am just stating what it is really about

Hero · Answer

@arieonna

Arieonna · Answer

wait what

Arieonna · Answer

so i been lied to all this time

Hero · Answer

@arieonna wrote:

so i been lied to all this time

The whole time. If they lied to you about the Bible, they'll lie to you about anything.

emilysmith1105 · Answer

:o

axie · Answer

@hero wrote:

@arieonna wrote:

so i been lied to all this time

The whole time. If they lied to you about the Bible, they'll lie to you about anything.

Christmas is still a W so leave my favorite holiday alone, it's only 5 months away

sxdsouls · Answer

i am the grinch pookie hero

AcornTheNut · Answer

wow. just wow.

Keyaru · Answer

wow my brain died lol

Aspie7 · Answer

fr?

Keyaru · Answer

yeah lol

Luv4von · Answer

yea lol

alanwilcox · Answer

@hero The Bible does talk about Christmas. It's a pagan holiday and it's true that it's a man-made custom. Especially today, cuz nobody cares about Jesus' birth (he wasn't born I'm December), they only care about gifts and hedonistic materialism.

alanwilcox · Answer

For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not. Jeremiah 10:3-6

NewWayz · Answer

@alanwilcox wrote:

For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not. Jeremiah 10:3-6

It’s mentioned. It also actually speaks against it

Hero · Answer

@alanwilcox wrote:

For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not. Jeremiah 10:3-6

I was aware of this scripture. I was planning to pull in case I was challenged. For the record though, I never said the Bible didn't talk about Christmas. I simply said the word "Christmas" isn't in there.

notvlad1209 · Answer

Christmas is not only to celebrate the presents or birth of Jesus. It is the peace and grace that was given to us through him. (because of his sacrifice on the cross) Jesus was once on this earth as a person, but he will come back as king of kings. Christmas is to celebrate the peace on earth and the chance given to us for eternal life.

rose12345 · Answer

@notvlad1209 wrote:

Christmas is not only to celebrate the presents or birth of Jesus. It is the peace and grace that was given to us through him. (because of his sacrifice on the cross) Jesus was once on this earth as a person, but he will come back as king of kings. Christmas is to celebrate the peace on earth and the chance given to us for eternal life.

very true just @Hero doesn't make sense he is using ai to tell him lies

Mia2vild · Answer

i thought this post was today or sum 0_0

fendi · Answer

Oh?

PureSoulless · Answer

oh mah gah!!11!!1

Aliciaa · Answer

merry christmas

imbored0wannatalk · Answer

@hero wrote:

@renne wrote:

@hero wrote:

@renne wrote:

I was indeed aware that christmas was not the birth of Jesus it was just a random date they threw out there but by all means it is still very special.

So-called Christmas is clearly nothing

Yes but it still brings others together. Just because it clearly has nothing to do what God doesn't mean anything. It still has everything to do with Family.

Christmas is not of God. It's man-made. It serves no godly purpose. That's the real truth.

yea it wasnt a secret everyone knew that christmas is just when people chose to celebrate the day jesus was born its not his actual birth date the bible even tells us that christmas is usless Jeremiah 10:3-4 King James Version says "For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not."

imbored0wannatalk · Answer

@alanwilcox wrote:

For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not. Jeremiah 10:3-6

see that what i was talking about the bible tells us this its not sum huge revalation that no one knew about its just people like to pick and choose which parts of the bible they want to listen to

imbored0wannatalk · Answer

@hero wrote:

The word "Christmas" is not mentioned in the Bible. The Bible does not command us to celebrate Jesus' birth, nor does it mention the date of his birth. The celebration of Christmas is not a biblical commandment, but rather a tradition that has evolved over time. The date of December 25th was not mentioned in the Bible as the day of Jesus's birth. The Bible does mention the birth of Jesus, but not the celebration of it as a holiday.

and also no one ever said the the bible tells us to celebrate christmas but we CHOOSE to celebrate it out of respect and honor of jesus

Treeko · Answer

@imbored0wannatalk wrote:

@hero wrote:

The word "Christmas" is not mentioned in the Bible. The Bible does not command us to celebrate Jesus' birth, nor does it mention the date of his birth. The celebration of Christmas is not a biblical commandment, but rather a tradition that has evolved over time. The date of December 25th was not mentioned in the Bible as the day of Jesus's birth. The Bible does mention the birth of Jesus, but not the celebration of it as a holiday.

and also no one ever said the the bible tells us to celebrate christmas but we CHOOSE to celebrate it out of respect and honor of jesus

Yes, that's true

Hero · Answer

@imbored0wannatalk wrote:

@hero wrote:

The word "Christmas" is not mentioned in the Bible. The Bible does not command us to celebrate Jesus' birth, nor does it mention the date of his birth. The celebration of Christmas is not a biblical commandment, but rather a tradition that has evolved over time. The date of December 25th was not mentioned in the Bible as the day of Jesus's birth. The Bible does mention the birth of Jesus, but not the celebration of it as a holiday.

and also no one ever said the the bible tells us to celebrate christmas but we CHOOSE to celebrate it out of respect and honor of jesus

Santa Claus, Elves, Christmas Trees, and Reindeer are false idols. False idols don't honor Christ. They dishonor him. Go read Jeremiah 10:3-6 again.

Ferrari · Answer

Interesting

Midnight97 · Answer

Mhm really interesting..

danielfootball123 · Answer

@renne wrote:

I was indeed aware that christmas was not the birth of Jesus it was just a random date they threw out there but by all means it is still very speacial.

very true

Luv4von · Answer

interesting

danielfootball123 · Answer

@luv4von wrote:

interesting

read the bible BUDD

jhonyy9 · Answer

@hero please like an idea on this subject posted by you what i ve saw on an movie in TV now on the Christmas day - said in this movie that when Jesus birth was the longest night of the year - how i remember and know the longest night of the year is on 21 to 22 december and not on 24 to 25 december

so what about this please ? thank you in advence

Manny300303199 · Answer

crazy

Ragtagirly · Answer

ok

Evanescent · Answer

Honestly Nbc

Hero · Answer

@jhonyy9 wrote:

@hero please like an idea on this subject posted by you what i ve saw on an movie in TV now on the Christmas day - said in this movie that when Jesus birth was the longest night of the year - how i remember and know the longest night of the year is on 21 to 22 december and not on 24 to 25 december so what about this please ? thank you in advence

Christians don't know the Bible. Point. Blank. Period. You watched a video and what was the source? Christianity most likely. Point to where in the Bible does it says what the video told you. That's the problem. People believe what they hear rather than what the Bible says.

danielfootball123 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@jhonyy9 wrote:

@hero please like an idea on this subject posted by you what i ve saw on an movie in TV now on the Christmas day - said in this movie that when Jesus birth was the longest night of the year - how i remember and know the longest night of the year is on 21 to 22 december and not on 24 to 25 december so what about this please ? thank you in advence

Christians don't know the Bible. Point. Blank. Period. You watched a video and what was the source? Christianity most likely. Point to where in the Bible does it says what the video told you. That's the problem. People believe what they hear rather than what the Bible says.

Bro I so agree with you the Bible is the only (KJV) resource to learn about the Truth.

Arizona · Answer

thats interesting

toga · Answer

Christmas is an annual holiday that is celebrated on December 25th. The holiday has its origins in Christianity and is traditionally held to commemorate the birth of Jesus Christ. The first recorded celebration of Christmas occurred in Rome in the year 336 AD, and the holiday has since spread throughout the world and evolved into a widely celebrated secular holiday.

While the religious significance of Christmas remains important to many people, the holiday has become much more than a strictly religious observance. Christmas is now a time of joy, togetherness, and giving, and it is celebrated by people of all backgrounds and faiths.

One of the most well-known traditions associated with Christmas is gift-giving. This practice is said to have originated from the story of the Three Wise Men who brought gifts to the newborn Jesus. Today, people exchange gifts with friends and family members as a way to show love and appreciation.

Another popular tradition associated with Christmas is the decoration of Christmas trees. The use of evergreen trees as a symbol of life and rebirth dates back to ancient times, and the practice of decorating these trees with ornaments and lights is said to have originated in 16th century Germany.

In addition to gift-giving and tree decorating, Christmas is also a time for sharing meals and spending time with loved ones. Many families gather together on Christmas Day to share a festive meal and exchange stories and gifts.

Overall, Christmas is a holiday that has deep roots in both religion and culture. While the holiday has evolved over time, it remains a time of joy and togetherness for people all over the world.

jhonyy9 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@jhonyy9 wrote:

@hero please like an idea on this subject posted by you what i ve saw on an movie in TV now on the Christmas day - said in this movie that when Jesus birth was the longest night of the year - how i remember and know the longest night of the year is on 21 to 22 december and not on 24 to 25 december so what about this please ? thank you in advence

Christians don't know the Bible. Point. Blank. Period. You watched a video and what was the source? Christianity most likely. Point to where in the Bible does it says what the video told you. That's the problem. People believe what they hear rather than what the Bible says.

exactly

euphoriiic · Answer

oh my

Ferrari · Answer

Well then

shelovejayy · Answer

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notmeta · Answer

cool