You may have seen the various wall postings making their way around Facebook that tell you to keep Christ in Christmas.
The sad truth is that Christ never left Christmas. We did.
We leave by forgetting that Christmas is the birth of Jesus. By rushing and worrying and spending and wanting. When Christmas becomes “All I want for Christmas” instead of “Good Christian men rejoice” then that is when we leave Christmas and actually kind of revert back to Black Friday (Hint: Not the same as Good Friday).
Christ-mas. See he’s still there. It is actually impossible for there to be a nonreligious holiday because holiday means Holy day.
What about Secular Christmas carols? Nope I’m sorry it’s still music that glorifies a Christian Holy day.
surprisingly it isn’t even Santa’s fault. We can’t even rightly blame the retail industry.
The real reason that so many people are forgetting what Christmas is, is because of this war that is being waged in the name of inclusion and tolerance. But these people, who claim to be all about not offending anyone, are too greedy to give up their yearly pile of gifts, so they tell themselves that the gifts are all that matter. Then they tell other people that it doesn’t matter what ancient beliefs started the holiday just give gifts anyway.
But the truth is that no matter what they believe every time some one says “Merry Christmas” they are acknowledging and condoning those ancient beliefs and the centuries of Faith that created the Holy day called Christmas.
So, Good Christian men rejoice, Joy to the world, “God bless us everyone,” and Merry Christmas.
Cathrine 🙂
Here is some recommended movies to enjoy this Christmas:
How the Grinch Stole Christmas — Cartoon or live action the message in this story is so important. “It came, It came, It came just the same.”
A Christmas Carol — whichever version you choose remember that it isn’t actually about celebrating Christmas but about living a better life all year-long.
A Charlie Brown Christmas — yea Linus knows what he’s talking about.
P.s. if this offended you then good. Again I say Merry Christmas!
Dec 22, 2011 @ 23:55:44
couldn’t agree more.