As long as they eat amala and not Turkey.

Come to think of it, is it even biblical to read a book called "holy bible"?

Man-of-God:

For years i have seen Christians celebrate Christmas.

I have gone thru the Bible but never see Christmas mentioned.

Should Christians go ahead to celebrate what is not Biblical?

@ topic >>> *I wonder what you mean by Biblical* it is okay to or not to celebrate Christmas >>> no be by force >>> thing is Christmas means different things to different people >>> for the poultry farmers >>> it obviously means good business

Pastor AIO:

As long as they eat amala and not Turkey.

Pastor AIO is at it again >>> lol

Jenwitemi:

Come to think of it, is it even biblical to read a book called "holy bible"?

Even the word [i]bible [/i]does not exist in the bible as holy book

What's with this biblical or not biblical thing sef? Not everything biblical is good and not everything good is biblical. Do what is right jare whether it's in the bible or not. Don't do what is wrong whether it's biblical or not. That said, Christmas is just as good as New Year. If you wanna remember his birth, fine. If I was a Christian, I'd attach more importance to Easter than Christmas though.

not everything id biblical i believe most Christians just do things on there own.

No it isnt. Its not bibilical, just evolved from tradition

The Bible plainly does not reveal the date of Christ's birth. And from its records of the nativity scene, Jesus would not have been born in winter at all. Luke states that in the night that He was born, "there were shepherds out in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night" (Lk 2 : 8 ).

Yes you right Wumine

so was he born on June 25th then. And St. John was born on Xmas day.

To tell you that The KJV Bible is an Arrangement ok, Christmas is Man made ok