The christmas conspiracy

HAND · #1 2006-12-19, 08:25

We all know that christians have taken "christ"mas and somehow made it applicable to the mythos of a popular book. Despite the storys they hold so dear to directley cantradicting there own story of christs birth (December?, Yeah right). Anyway, Many christians still celebrate the santa clause angle. A man and story who should be blasphemous to them. The reason im writing this is because I thuoght about something today, By only moving one letter in the name "Santa" You get "Satan". I could not stop laughing.....

firekitty751 · #2 2006-12-19, 08:34

You only just figured out the santa/satan thing?

HAND · #3 2006-12-19, 08:49

Did you even read what I wrote? Your perceptive abilities are amazing....

Viraljimmy · #4 2006-12-19, 09:34

Christmas is basically the old "new years" holiday. So we celebrate two new years every year.

chickenpoop · #5 2006-12-19, 10:14

December 25 was originally the biggest holiday of the year under the Cult of Mithra/Mithraism. around the time of Christ Mithraism was Christianities biggest rival. To help convert people to christianity they made christmas on the same day. There are a lot of other things christianity stole from them as well.

and I thought it was common knowledge that Santa was an anagram for satan.

AnAsTaSiO · #6 2006-12-19, 10:54

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quote:Originally posted by chickenpoop:

December 25 was originally the biggest holiday of the year under the Cult of Mithra/Mithraism. around the time of Christ Mithraism was Christianities biggest rival. To help convert people to christianity they made christmas on the same day. There are a lot of other things christianity stole from them as well.

and I thought it was common knowledge that Santa was an anagram for satan.

This is true. Also, if one was to research the Mithra God, they would realize how much Christianity stole from it. It's all pretty interesting.

Zman · #7 2006-12-19, 17:57

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quote:Originally posted by HAND:

We all know that christians have taken "christ"mas and somehow made it applicable to the mythos of a popular book. Despite the storys they hold so dear to directley cantradicting there own story of christs birth (December?, Yeah right). Anyway, Many christians still celebrate the santa clause angle. A man and story who should be blasphemous to them. The reason im writing this is because I thuoght about something today, By only moving one letter in the name "Santa" You get "Satan". I could not stop laughing.....

Well, this is another crappy argument against Christianity. Putting Christmas on this day doesn't seem like that big of a deal to me. If I lived back then and I thought this was a way to sort of make the temptation to stay a pagan soften up, I don't see anything wrong with it.

Santa Claus (Saint) Nicholas. Its actually a good story, its not blasphemous, and it doesn't have much to do with being a comparison to Christianity.

boozehound420 · #8 2006-12-19, 19:48

i fucken hate christmas

Kykeon · #9 2006-12-19, 20:21

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quote:Originally posted by boozehound420:

i fucken hate christmas

QFT

Christmas should be a time of love and acceptance. Instead, its a time of increased suicide rates and commercialism. The only good thing about Christmas is being with family. Everything else just sickens me. Especially when they start playing Christmas music in Novemeber. STAY IN YOUR OWN FUCKING MONTH, CHIRSTMAS!

panthermodern · #10 2006-12-19, 23:28

Who cares, really?

I hate when people get up in arms over things that have no meaning. Christmas has very little to do with Christians anymore, it now has been engraned into western culture as an annual tradition. That's why I find it funny when Jews and Muslims complain about Christmas trees, as they essentially have nothing to do with religion anymore.