They are also the very people that claim Easter Sunday is the day that Jesus
Christ rose from the grave.
But are Christmas and Easter really Christian holy days?According to centuries old tradition, of course they are!But have you ever wondered where the practice of celebrating the birth of
Jesus Christ on December 25th originated? From year to year the same date
will fall on different days of the week. So how it that the Resurrection of the
Lord is always celebrated on a Sunday year after year?
Just how were these dates arrived at?What about the tree, wreaths, advent candles, Santa Claus, the giving of
presents, mistletoe, holly or the myriad other details that go along with the
Christmas festivals? What about bunny rabbits, eggs and bonnets?
Who decided that these things should be a part of the celebration of the birth
and Resurrection of Christ?
And even more importantly, why?Something sinister lies beneath the surface of these so-called holy days. The
reasoning behind them is steeped in intrigue, compromise and ungodly religion.
To fully understand where this all came from we will need to examine Godís
Word, the Holy Bible; and study some world history.