Why is Christmas Important to Christians..???
Christmas is a festival celebrating Christianity with zeal and enthusiasm,
And all of Christianity celebrates this on 25th December.
And all family and friends worship their Holy Book in church, and back to home, hugging each other and wandering around with children and meeting with loved ones....
And all of Christianity celebrates this on 25th December.
And all family and friends worship their Holy Book in church, and back to home, hugging each other and wandering around with children and meeting with loved ones....
Christmas holds the importance of many levels.
It is a time for families and friends to come together and share and enjoy and celebrate the love and appreciation for each other they share.
All of the gifts, the cards, the bows, the paper, the exceptional food are, in so many ways, expressions of the love and appreciation that we hold for each other - whether that be as a family, friends, or even co-workers. And of course, the economic impact of this does not go unnoticed by retailers.
Christmas, coming right after the beginning of winter, is also, for some that last, almost seasonably comfortable time to get out and about and enjoy.
As a Floridian, this seems foreign to me, but from some, I have heard that the idea of traveling to see someone, of having parties and gatherings as the temperatures dip lower and lower, is not something to be considered as a fun time.
As a Floridian, this seems foreign to me, but from some, I have heard that the idea of traveling to see someone, of having parties and gatherings as the temperatures dip lower and lower, is not something to be considered as a fun time.
Having spent some time in colder climates, I can somewhat understand this. During times of single-digit or below zero temps, I merely wanted to go from the office to home with as little running around as possible.
And, most important to many, Christmas and to me marks a new beginning through the birth of Jesus Christ.
And, most important to many, Christmas and to me marks a new beginning through the birth of Jesus Christ.
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Not just the birth of a baby, but a whole new way of looking at power, love, life, and death. Not a temporary fix to a problem, but an eternal solution.
First I would have to acknowledge that it’s simply an important date to many Christians. It clearly has overtaken the importance that Easter used to possess; that is to say, it’s become the “big” Christian event instead of Easter.
Of course, we could also talk about the emotional cost Christmas has on those with no one, or the financial cost it has on those who can’t afford it, but I’d rather keep this answer a little more upbeat! ;)
That is the real and true meaning of Christmas
