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Jesus Christ was not born on Dec. 25

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Don Breezio:
^^^ ya know in some ways i agree...

ok i get this "he died for your sins" stuff...but ok lets think about this:

man dies is crucified to save our sins
man is resurrected and lives again

people die for their countries all the time...basically jesus was a soldier.

HIPPI:

--- Quote from: Trauma on December 25, 2003, 04:49:12 PM ---Yeah, it's just the day we celebrate it, since we don't know the actual date.  Mormons believe that Christ was actually born on Easter, and was resurrected on his birthday.  

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Yeah, but Mormons also make it okay for you to fuck your kids, so their belief on him being born on Easter is probably wrong too.

Trauma-san:

--- Quote from: mauzip on December 25, 2003, 11:46:55 PM ---on the real, why would you give a fuck about the birth hof someone more than 2 millennia ago :-X

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Christians believe that Jesus died for everyone's sins, of all time, before and after he lived and died in Jerusalem.  Christians feel it's important to honor his birth, because they see his birth in bethleham as the most important event of all time, and what enabled the salvation of every human that has ever lived from adam until the world ends.  So his birth, to a christian, is the most important event of all time.  That's why they celebrate it.  

mauzip:

--- Quote from: Trauma on December 26, 2003, 07:17:50 AM ---
--- Quote from: mauzip on December 25, 2003, 11:46:55 PM ---on the real, why would you give a fuck about the birth hof someone more than 2 millennia ago :-X

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Christians believe that Jesus died for everyone's sins, of all time, before and after he lived and died in Jerusalem.  Christians feel it's important to honor his birth, because they see his birth in bethleham as the most important event of all time, and what enabled the salvation of every human that has ever lived from adam until the world ends.  So his birth, to a christian, is the most important event of all time.  That's why they celebrate it.  

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I see your point, but do those 2 weeks really matter?

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