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**TorryJens** · 03-16-2010, 12:13 PM

On the contrary, Protestant churches support Zionism. Aryan Nazism is anti-Semite. Catholic churches are neutral on this.

The exact birthday of Christ was not recorded in the Bible, not even the exact year. We practise calendar years In The Year Of Our Lord (AD) or Before Christ (BC). However, the birthyear of Christ can't be determined at AD 1. It's estimated to be between AD 1 and 4. The birthday of Christ, supposedly Christmas on Dec. 25 has nothing to do with Christ actually. Christmas and Santa Claus are all from northern European winter solstice festivals adapted into Christianity after their conversion.

Those are some wild and invalid statements there bro. Supporting the zionist movement has nothing to do with the Bible. You should also research more on the early church (first churches 200AD+). You should also research on the founders of Christianity. I have and that is why I made those statements.

Once you have done that, you should cover Replacement Theory and Christianity.

I don't see your rationale for bringing up Christ's birthdate. My point is that the Holy Days of the Bible have been removed from Catholicism and Christian movements.

03-16-2010, 12:13 PM	#14
TorryJens Join Date Nov 2008 Posts 4,494 Senior Member	On the contrary, Protestant churches support Zionism. Aryan Nazism is anti-Semite. Catholic churches are neutral on this. The exact birthday of Christ was not recorded in the Bible, not even the exact year. We practise calendar years In The Year Of Our Lord (AD) or Before Christ (BC). However, the birthyear of Christ can't be determined at AD 1. It's estimated to be between AD 1 and 4. The birthday of Christ, supposedly Christmas on Dec. 25 has nothing to do with Christ actually. Christmas and Santa Claus are all from northern European winter solstice festivals adapted into Christianity after their conversion. Those are some wild and invalid statements there bro. Supporting the zionist movement has nothing to do with the Bible. You should also research more on the early church (first churches 200AD+). You should also research on the founders of Christianity. I have and that is why I made those statements. Once you have done that, you should cover Replacement Theory and Christianity. I don't see your rationale for bringing up Christ's birthdate. My point is that the Holy Days of the Bible have been removed from Catholicism and Christian movements.
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