The Origins Of Various “Christian” Holidays

Published October 24, 2011

The Origins Of Various “Christian” Holidays

I have been researching this subject for several years now, especially regarding the Christmas holiday. The more I examine this issue and the more I observe the broad spectrum of people who celebrate these holidays, the more I think that something is not right. Too many people really enjoy these supposedly Christian holidays, people who don’t at all enjoy talking to me about Christ or the Bible. I guess I believed other Christians… Continue reading →

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The Origins Of Various “Christian” Holidays

The Origins Of Various “Christian” Holidays

Christ Died For The Ungodly

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