LOOKING FOR CHRIST IN A CHRISTMAS!
LOOKING FOR CHRIST IN A CHRISTMAS!
I was born and grew up
in a world infatuated with Christmas. Every year became the very focus for
reaching Christmas: nobody can be complete without Christmas. I lived and breathed
for Christmas as a little boy: my whole mind was hooked up to this famous idea.
Looking for Christ in a
Christmas: a year can't be complete without it. It was always Christmas behind and
in front of me. Ho Ho Ho: I was addicted to Christmas.
For children Christmas
means parents turn their whole attention to kids as they get to dictate what
they'd love to have for their presents. After all, parents aren't expected to
fail to provide and spoil the kids, since they always get100% sponsored by the pot-bellied
white-bearded Man in Red and White from the North Pole. Ho Ho Ho: there's no
excuse whatsoever for letting the kids down.
At least about 60% of
the world's children have been brainwashed and raised to believe in Santa and
Christmas as the day Jesus was born. This in return, tied all the parents who
injected this indoctrination poison into their kids minds: now, they have no
choice except to feed the animal till their kids come of age and discover the
lies themselves.
Looking for Christ in a
Christmas as kids: we were completely on our own when the push comes to shove.
Parents were nowhere to be found!
If the Christmas Story
was true then, all the kids who believed in Christmas would have become staunch
Christians right from their childhood. And what a wonderful world we would have
as this would have made Planet Earth the safest place all round. There'd be
less crime and more cohesion between the races. Ho Ho Ho: this all ain't true people.
Looking for Christ in a
Christmas would have made it easier to evangelize the world as more than 50%
had already met Christ in Christmas. Ho Ho Ho: pardon me, I am just waking up
from a dream.
When I came of age as a
young Christian: I perused thru my New Testament Bible trying to compare
spiritual with the spiritual but alas: I couldn't find the Christmas Story. The
Manger is real, and so were the Wise Men, the Shepherds, and the Angelic Choristers.
The Census Records commissioned by king Herod were destroyed during the
Destruction of the Temple in 70 A.D. by Titus, the Roman General.
Looking for Christ in a
Christmas is a lot harder for the world to find Baby Jesus than it is to find a
needle in a haystack.
Ho Ho Ho: this is the
only truth there is in the Christmas Story. Ho Ho Ho: jokes aside: nobody knows
just when Jesus was born. 25th December is just another commercial
holiday.
Looking for Christ in a Christmas
is as futile as it gets: since this day is nothing but pagan and has pagan
roots. Ho Ho Ho: Christ and Christmas is like water and oil, there's no
connection whatsoever.
A Child is born, and a Son
is Given for God so Loved the World: Redemption Story is the only thing that
rings true to all those who have met the Redeemer and kissed the Foot of the
Cross.
Looking for Christ in a
Christmas is what the hostile and carnal world says it is: Xmas. True that, since
Christ has never lived nor was born in Christmas. God knows I have never been
to church on a Christmas day since I don’t believe it had anything to do with
Jesus or the Bible. Ho Ho Ho: merry Christmas to y’all: hisses the Christmas Gringe
in me. Happy Birthday Santa Claus!
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