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**QEoMi752** · 12-11-2010, 02:42 AM

here its not Christmas but Jul and its celebrated on the eve of 24th December by pagans aswel....its too pagan to be called a Christian holiday if you ask me.. Jesus was not even born in December according to the bible:P the original reason for the celebration is the turning of the sun around the 21th december...

when i was younger we used to celebrate it at home, but i have not celebrated it for a loong time...but this year i am planning to celebrate it...but to me the celebrations are the food, good company, and gifts..in my family we also give small gifts on new years eve....

Origins of the norwegian Jul celebrations and traditions.

12-11-2010, 02:42 AM	#28
QEoMi752 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 458 Senior Member	here its not Christmas but Jul and its celebrated on the eve of 24th December by pagans aswel....its too pagan to be called a Christian holiday if you ask me.. Jesus was not even born in December according to the bible:P the original reason for the celebration is the turning of the sun around the 21th december... when i was younger we used to celebrate it at home, but i have not celebrated it for a loong time...but this year i am planning to celebrate it...but to me the celebrations are the food, good company, and gifts..in my family we also give small gifts on new years eve.... Origins of the norwegian Jul celebrations and traditions.
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