What we call "Christmas" is the result of a mixture of traditions pagan colorful and interesting.
First, at the dawn of the Christian era no one was sure of the date on which Jesus was born. It was evident that in December and January gave-and gives-the lowest temperatures (up to 0.1 below zero degrees Celsius) and higher rainfall (up to 187 mm), so it was impossible that pastors pit discovered asleep while tending cattle, wrote San Lucas-Syrian doctor who converted to Christianity many years after the death of Jesus, because during this period, including February, men and cattle slept indoors. It was so absurd that the population census -Ordered by Quirinus, governor of Syria - will be held during these dates, in the cold, rain and flooded roads and slippery that would make it impossible to walk to their places of origin, as is the case of Joseph and Mary .
thus began to speculate on the following dates: 16 or 20 May, 9, 19 or April 20, 1929 March or September 29? until the year 334 by Pope Julius I decided that Jesus was born on December 25, period. Date was not random because, as Desmond Morris tells us in Christmas Traditions, coincided with the festivities that were held in many of the movement of pilgrims during the Winter Solstice: ceremonies Viking in honor of Odin, the Roman Saturnalia, the birth of Indo-Iranian god Mithra, etc.. Hence the birth of Jesus the Christ has been easily assimilated into the sun's return, the return of light.
It seems that Jesus was born 6 years before his supposed birth, because censuses are conducted every 14 years and the last was in 20 BC.
Another pagan Christmas is the tree, since as we have seen, many people worshiped them a handful of trees considered sacred for many reasons. The most common, from Greece to Norway was the oak, but with the coming of Christianity was changed by the unmoved fir oak because, as the missionaries, the triangular shape of the branches correspond to the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. This three magic permeated very good everywhere as it was a number revered by many people thousands of years before the coming of Jesus, and thus quite unique and fir prevailed with the passing of the centuries the pines.
And while we're on the subject of trees during this time had become a habit The ancient painted and jeweled colored fabrics, with the dual purpose of "dressing" trees that had been "naked" after the fall, it is without its respective "spirit" and on the other hand getting the " spirit "that had escaped from the back trees to bear fruit in spring, as indeed happened to the delight of all.
Another pagan element is, of course, Santa Claus, who initially was the Grandfather Winter entertained the Vikings to make it benevolent, and when the time, departed without resentment to give way to new life. Once Christianized and, following the Viking custom, Bretons Old Father Christmas called them: one character is dressed with great joy the town offered him food and drink in abundance until their departure.
Over time, Father Winter or Santa Claus, was confused with St. Nicholas, a very rich man born in what is now Turkey and famous for his generosity to the poor, especially with children. It is the man who became bishop, and later a saint, the Dutch took him special affection and called in their language Sinter Klaas (Saint Nicholas), and this name came to America, specifically to New Amsterdam then the English renamed New York. With time and the waters Christmas, Sinter Klaas became the famous Santa Claus (Jo Jo Jo), ie, Santa Claus, that is, in the Father Winter.
And about this character, the Lapps see how every time he was coming on (Father) winter, reindeer herds began to fall from mountains to the valleys less whipped by icy winds. Aware of this legend, or at least that is what Desmond Morris, the poet Clement Moore joined the reindeer to his famous poem "A Visit from Saint Nicholas ", back in 1824. Since then the reindeer have gone before the coach of Santa Claus, and it is feared that Rudolph the reindeer, which has a red nose like a tomato, is part of the entourage.
Conclusion
Christmas is a big lie, another great pufazo a scam Media, a continuation of pagan rites and celebrations held since antiquity where slaves were carousing, drinking, dancing, etc, is more than clear to whom is the conclusion (antichrist) at this time of the Illuminati exploit for their own, raising taxes, causing disasters in short, is a question of examining the facts, they do work with the schedule is, as we are conditioned to a schedule inaccurate, making it also be slaves of time and monthly celebrations (_ day, Christmas, Valentine, etc) all they want is to keep entertaining, your money and you support this great consumerist and materialistic society, while your daily duties are abolished and destroyed.
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