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Christmas is an annual festival commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ, observed primarily on December 25 as a religious and cultural celebration among billions of people around the world. A feast central to the Christian liturgical year, it is preceded by the season of Advent or the Nativity Fast and initiates the season of Christmastide.
The true meaning of Christmas - What is it? The origin of Christmas is the "Christ mass" or the yearly church gathering in which the birth of Jesus was celebrated. The Bible offers many reasons for why believers celebrate the birth of Jesus as the true meaning of Christmas. First, the birth of Jesus fulfilled many Old Testament prophecies.
We celebrate Christmas because, as the angel said, the birth of Jesus Christ is “good news.” Good news is meant to be celebrated. In fact, the angel said the news of Jesus’ birth would cause “great joy” and would be “for all the people”-the joyful celebration would be universal. People around the globe would be glad for this occasion.
Christmas is celebrated by many Christians on December 25 in the Gregorian calendar. For Eastern Orthodox churches that continue to use the Julian calendar for liturgical observances, this date corresponds to January 7 on the Gregorian calendar. Gifts are exchanged on Christmas Eve in most European countries and on Christmas morning in North America.
Christians and non-Christians participate in some of the most popular Christmas traditions, many of which have no origins in Christianity. These customs include decorating evergreen trees-or, in India, mango or bamboo trees; feasting (picnics and fireworks are popular in warm climates); and exchanging gifts on Christmas Eve or Christmas morning.
Christmas Santa Claus Reindeer Snowman Christmas tree Holly Mistletoe Advent Nativity Caroling
Eggnog Gingerbread Candy canes Presents Stockings Christmas lights Wreath Tinsel Decorations
Snowflake Frosty North Pole Chimney Jingle bells Christmas music Yule log Nutcracker Angels
Star of Bethlehem Wise men Shepherds Christmas Eve Christmas Day Christmas dinner
Christmas pudding Roast turkey Cranberry sauce Gravy Stuffing Mince pies Christmas cards Snowball fight Ice skating Skiing Snowboarding Christmas markets Gingerbread houses
Christmas movies Miracle on 34th Street Home Alone A Christmas Carol The Grinch
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer A Charlie Brown Christmas It's a Wonderful Life
A Christmas Story Elf The Polar Express The Nightmare Before Christmas Christmas shopping
Cyber Monday Christmas sales Christmas party Ugly Christmas sweater Secret Santa White elephant gift exchange Christmas baking Christmas cookies Fruitcake Candy Fudge Truffles
Hot cocoa Mulled wine Cinnamon Ginger Cloves Nutmeg Peppermint Eggnog latte
Christmas brunch Christmas breakfast Christmas dinner party Festive cocktails
Christmas napkins Christmas tablecloth Christmas table decorations Christmas centerpieces
Christmas wreath on the door Christmas stockings on the mantel Christmas ornaments on the tree Christmas lights on the house Christmas garland Christmas candles Christmas advent calendar Christmas pajamas Christmas morning Christmas traditions