Christian Bible Truths About Religious Holidays

Some mainstream, conservative, fundamental Christian groups have refused to celebrate religious holidays, like Easter and Christmas, for thousands of years — here are some of the reasons why.

Does Easter Glorify Christ? — Easter traces its roots back to the vilest pagan traditions which are specifically condemned by the word of God. Christians should seek to glorify the Lord Jesus Christ in their lives as directed by the Bible and not through pagan traditions.

Happy Halloween? — The origins of Halloween are popish and pagan in the extreme, incorporating pagan practices that are condemned by God's word. Christians should not mix demonic, satanic, witchcraft with their spiritual natures.

Seasons Greetings — Sincerely and honestly, at this time and always, we wish you the joy from above that only the Lord Jesus Christ can give — let us tell you why — we wish you then, not a Merry Christmas, but a joyous eternity.

XMAS, the Diabolical Paradox
     Diabolical: of, or pertaining to, the Devil, demoniacal, fiendish.
     Paradox: a statement actually self-contradictory or false.
Christmas is purported to be a celebration honoring the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ. By simply and honestly examining the history, the scriptures and the actual practices of Christmas, it may be easily seen that it is truly a work of Satan foisted on an unsuspecting and willingly gullible humanity.

Christ and Christmas — Almost everyone in the world, at least in our society in our country, will come together to celebrate his birth — some with the knowledge of him as their Lord and Saviour and others as rank Christ rejecters. They want nothing really to do with his death, his burial, his resurrection, and his life for them. But this is a nice time to come together, have warm thoughts of each other, give gifts and sell gifts. The world doesn't know Him today any more than it did then. And the Christ whose birthday they allegedly celebrate is not the Christ that I love, not the Christ that died for me. It is some other Christ.

Our hope is that you will be as those in Berea of whom we are told in Acts 17:11: "These were more fair-minded than those in Thessalonica, in that they received the word with all readiness, and searched the Scriptures daily to find out whether these things were so."

Having this attitude we trust that you will then obey these exhortations from the apostle Paul, I Thessalonians 5:20-22: "Do not despise prophecies. Test all things; hold fast what is good. Abstain from every form of evil."