So, the question then arises: Why do atheists and other non-Christians want to celebrate the birth ... Jesus was born on December 25, or in December on any date. We might even wish a "Merry ...

Ah, Christmas: the most wonderful ... whom he poured out on us generously through Jesus Christ our Savior." — Titus 3:6 51.

This season, quite a few of them (likely inspired by the profit motive) have gone back to “Merry Christmas ... Some people celebrate Santa Claus Christmas and some celebrate Jesus Christ ...

"Between 350 and 360 after the birth of Jesus Christ, the first celebration of Christmas started in Rome," Baklid told Newsweek. "At this time, the cult of the god Mithra and the cult of the ...

But was Jesus actually born in December? And if he wasn't, why do Christians celebrate his birth on December 25 every year? Here’s a quick breakdown of the origin of Christmas as we know it ...

Nicholas Kristof: Merry Christmas! This is a time when Christianity ... Your book raises questions about the virgin birth of Jesus, even pointing to ancient evidence that Jesus might have been ...

While many people can easily hum or even sing the lyrics to popular Christmas hymns like “O Come All Ye Faithful” or “God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen ... the birth of Jesus, are typically ...

It's that time of the year when the whole world celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. A day which is spent in merry making ... candies to kids on Christmas Eve. As we celebrate Christmas this ...

Get your family together, pull out a song book, or print some out online, and sing those good old Christmas songs together. Rejoice and celebrate the birth of our Savior Jesus Christ.

Jesus’ birth changed the world. It is a privilege to celebrate the birth of Jesus during the Christmas season. He is the Good Shepherd, the Light of the World, the Prince of Peace.