Someone who is writing posts/sharing articles defending Christmas as a non-pagan holiday as a supposed Christian, yet falling for the internet culture of insulting and degrading another person would be ironic if it wasn’t so sad. Ironic because you’re taking time to defend a religiously touted man made tradition, in defence of a Messiah who rejected religiously touted man made traditions, recorded in a book set against the Babylonian and other pagan gods, including the sun god, ashtaroth, Ba’al and others such as Tammuz and the myths that follow them and link them together, while insulting and degrading others (see “chink” for example) in open hostility as an example of the exact type of false religion-dead works-unchanged heart-God made in my own image lifestyle this Messiah rejected and taught against. Anyways, let’s move on from your poor behaviour and get to the heart of the matter.

This article is nothing more then proof that we can use any slice of historical/scientific records to argue in our favour, regardless of what the truth is. See pro-vaccine propaganda as an example.

It’s impossible to argue that Christmas isn’t pagan in its origins. The tree is pagan, thee giving of gifts, the ornaments on the tree, the Yule log, the winter solstice, the date chosen, the significance of this date and season for occultists/pagans/satanists aline, and the clear tie in to ancient idol worship (Nimrod, Tammuz, Ba’al, Odin, Etc) and the idols of the son and the virgin.

There is no debate that Christmas is rooted in and originates from pagan idolatry. Just as there is no evidence for Messiah being born on Dec 25. Just as he did not die in line with Good Friday and Easter.

Death-Passover Resurrection- First fruits Ascension/provision of the spirit- Shavuot (Pentecost)

Birth- most likely sept 11, feast of trumpets Coming judgment- day of atonement Millennial reign- feast of tabernacles

If you can spend an hour studying the truth behind the aligning of Messianic belief with Babylonian/pagan sun worship, including changing the sabbath to “Sunday”, as instituted around the time of Constantine and the council of Laodicae, study the scriptures in truth wherever the pagan nations and their acts are committed, and study the connection between these idols and the celebrations of the modern Christian world (not to mention the view of faithful believers against these traditions over the years). Study all this, unbiased and clear headed, not to prove some guy online wrong but to seek for truth, then come to the conclusion “nah, it’s all good, Christmas is cool”, then off you go.

The only argument that can be made isn’t whether or not Christmas is pagan, but whether God has ordained and accepted the creation or redemption of idolatry in the context of true worship. The answer- read your bible.