Christmas is often at the center of debates about history, religion, and culture. Critics question its origins, while defenders highlight its biblical significance. To celebrate responsibly, Christians benefit from understanding the interplay of history, Scripture, and culture. Doing so clarifies misconceptions and provides guidance for families seeking a Christ-centered holiday. Historical Perspectives on Christmas Early […]
Modern Misinterpretations: Separating Fact from Fiction About Christmas
In recent years, Christmas has become a frequent target of criticism in popular media. YouTube videos, social media posts, and even some books promote the idea that Christmas is inherently pagan or anti-biblical. Public figures are frequently cited alongside various ‘anti-Christmas’ commentators who argue that the holiday is rooted in Roman or pagan festivals such […]
December 25: Not Pagan, But Purposefully Christian
Many Christians wrestle with the question of whether it is appropriate to celebrate Christmas. Some feel indifferent and simply choose not to participate. Others object, claiming that Christmas is inherently wrong because it allegedly originates from pagan festivals. It is important to make a distinction. Personal conviction about a holiday is one thing. Declaring it […]
The Logic Behind Celebrating Christian Holidays: Freedom, Faith, and Tradition
Many Christians wonder whether it is appropriate to celebrate holidays that are not explicitly commanded in the Bible. Some argue that any tradition not directly ordained by Scripture is automatically wrong. This perspective overlooks an important principle: Christians have freedom to engage in cultural and festive practices, provided they do not violate God’s commands or […]
