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You can tell it must be Christmas, the season of goodwill because....
....all the little atheists start shrieking insults! On Dec 26, 1:16*am, Bret L wrote: In fact the Mithraists were not pagan, which referred to the wild country side, but very much a religion of the cities and of civilization, and December 25 was chosen for Christmas by Constantine because it was the birthday ofMithras. Sadly there is no ancient text that records a birthday of Mithras, never mind one on 25 Dec. Nor is there one that records Constantine deciding when Christmas was, never mind deciding it "because it was the birthday of Mithras". Funny how these atheists will believe anything, unchecked, so long as it's convenient. EVERY pagan religion had its equivalent of Yule on December 21 or 22, Winter Solstice. You don't know this. You just read it somewhere. Constantine was a Mithraian Not in any ancient source whatsoever. before he became a Christian, so there is no other explanation for that particular date. None? You know this how? To me, things were not as simple as historians, Constantine’s apologists, made it. My field of expertise is not religion, Nor history. Nor logic. delete hate-ranting Nor tolerance either, it seems. Happy Christmas anyway. |