The SHOCKING Pagan Origin Of Christmas - Must Read! (Merry Christmas!)

[mark__012590]

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Kanang imong giingon nga 'Pagan Origin Of Christmas', it is not shocking at all. As early as the 4th century, nagsige na'g pagarpar ang mga anti-christians nga lagi kuno, gikan sa pagano kanang celebrasyon sa pasko.

So you acknowledge the fact the celebration of Christmas is derived from Pagan roots. It's not shocking for me, and I knew it for a while now.

Na-memorize na nimo tong atong christmas jingle? Praktisa to kay duol na ang pasko. Manaygon na ta.

Pagsolo

[mark__012590]

Again, kun member ka sa mithraism unya imong gisimba ang adlaw matag Dec. 25, imoha pud na. Dili mi manghilabot nimo. Kun atheist/agnostic ka pero ganahan pud ka mag-shopping inig christmas season kay daghan discounts, manghatag pa gyud og bonus/giveaways ang mga employer, wa gihapon nay 'blema para namo.

Basta, ayaw lang pud panghilabut kun inig Dec. 25, magcelebrate mi agi'g pahinungod ni Jesus nga para namo, mao ang kahayag sa katawhan. Respetuhay lang ta.

I mentioned that on my first post, what matters most is what you believe. I'm just presenting facts. And I'm grateful you've acknowledge that Christmas is pagan.

[KlaytoN]

So you acknowledge the fact the celebration of Christmas is derived from Pagan roots. It's not shocking for me, and I knew it for a while now.

What's more shocking is that you are a walking contradiction!

As far as i know, most if not all religions of this world do have pagan origins.. There's nothing wrong with that unless you are a religious bigot or an atheist wannabe..

[mark__012590]

As far as i know, most if not all religions of this world do have pagan origins..

State some examples.

And didn't I mention, that Jesus was also pagan?

Jesus' and Horus' life events, etc.

Similarities of Jesus and Horus, the Pagan God

Something wrong with that? Yes! It drives people crazy if you know what I'm saying.

[yanong_banikanhon]

So you acknowledge the fact the celebration of Christmas is derived from Pagan roots.

Mark, kun pareha mo'g birthday (Jan. 25) sa imong ka-officemate, buot ba nimong ipasabot nga gikan ka sa tagoangkan sa nanay sa imong ka-officemate? Gamita pud imong utok panagsa, oy.

[mark__012590]

Mark, kun pareha mo'g birthday (Jan. 25) sa imong ka-officemate, buot ba nimong ipasabot nga gikan ka sa tagoangkan sa nanay sa imong ka-officemate? Gamita pud imong utok panagsa, oy.

I'm afraid wala ko nakasabot ani. What's tagoangkan? I'm not that fluent in Cebuano so please be a little considerate. This is not a poetry thread to use such ambiguous words.

I don't speak spanish

[yanong_banikanhon]

^^ Para nimo, Mark: Let me google that for you

[mark__012590]

You can always say, matris! Why make it so complicated?

Now to answer your question, NO.

Now what?

[yanong_banikanhon]

Now to answer your question, NO.
Now what?

Mao pud na ang akong tubag sa imong statement nga:

So you acknowledge the fact the celebration of Christmas is derived from Pagan roots.

So case is closed. We'll close this thread, shall we?

[mark__012590]

The three kings and the star, is still a resemblance of the nativity of Horus to the nativity of Jesus! In addition, Horus was also born in a manger.

This thing isn't settled yet. No basis for closure.

There are stil a lot of resemblances. Christmas not only connotes to gifts, birth of Jesus, Christian Celebration, but it also connotes to the Pagan God Horus.

Take note, Constantine, who set this whole Christianity up, was a pagan.