Christmas and Superstitions
Posted: Saturday, October 24, 2009
by Paul Schroeder
alien / demonic attachment
Many Christians who celebrate the holiday (originally, 'holy day') of Christmas, probably don't know that many of their traditional festive customs originated elsewhere in pagan tradition and have little or nothing to do with Christmas ('Christ's Mass') or the Christian religion .
In the year 300 A.D. when the Church, per se, entered England, a pagan group called the Druids (who built Stonehenge) sacrificed human infants in a barbaric blood ritual practiced in a pagan religious event on December 25th .
("Sun worship is fairly simple. There's no mystery, no miracles, no pageantry, no one asks for money, there are no songs to learn, and we don't have a special building where we all gather once a week to compare clothing. And the best thing about the sun, it never tells me I'm unworthy. Doesn't tell me I'm a bad person who needs to be saved. Hasn't said an unkind word. Treats me fine. So, I worship the sun. But, I don't pray to the sun. Know why? I wouldn't presume on our friendship.
“"The Supreme Court has ruled that they cannot have a nativity scene in Washington, D.C. This wasn't for any religious reasons. They couldn't find three wise men and a virgin."
Jay Leno.
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George Carlin)
But although the church did away with blood sacrifices, they could not erase the other rituals associated with this Druid culture.
Druids believed that good spirits dwelled in Pine trees and that when one knocked on such a tree (knock on wood), after that tree was brought into the home, that the good spirits within would be released into the home bringing good luck.
Christians who decorate pine trees and bring them into their homes to celebrate Christmas are really indeed still following this ancient Druid custom which the church tried to but could not erase.
These ancient Druids exchanged gifts with each other in their pagan celebration of that Roman agricultural holiday and Christians today who exchange gifts are still following that pagan ritual, which had and has nothing to do with what the church imposed as Christianity.
The church was totally unable to erase that element of pagan celebration despite their prodigious efforts to punish those who still did.
Mistletoe was so revered by these ancient Druids that it was never allowed to touch the floor; it had to be hung from eves and from ceilings.
In their pagan rites, revered most valued mistletoe was used as an aphrodesiac, a sexual stimulant, and under its horny influence hundreds of young Druid women and young Druid men would go into the fields ('children of the corn') to lasciviously and licentiously copulate in public in great numbers, to excite and thus encourage the 'Gods' to do likewise, a type of Godly pornography.
These Druids believed that the rains which enriched the fields at this holiday time, which fell from the sky, were the 'seeds of the Gods', or God's sperm, which fell down to earth from Godly sexual unions and were essential in order to stimulate agricultural growth.
Today, Christians who still hang mistletoe are displaying the vestigial remnants of this shameless sexual rite of the Druids, as on Christmas, one can kiss anyone who stands under this herb, without owning guilt or shame.
Christians who decorate pine trees, hang mistletoe and exchange gifts are NOT celebrating Christmas as church fathers intended but are celebrating and exhibiting remnants of the pagan Druid ritual celebration (and on the same date, December 25th), all rites that the Church labored hard to extinguish and failed to do so as Christians today continue these practices unknowingly.
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Top-level comments on this article: (2 total)I had a girlfriend in college whose father was a minister. He exchanged gifts but they were not allowed to have a tree.Another reason for the holiday at this time was because it was a big festival for the Romans filled with "debauchery". Like the druids, they were celebrating the winter solstice. In fact, the Pilgrams refused to celebrate it also because of the excesses that were part of the celebration in England as well as because there was no mention of it in the Bible.Good historical article. I find the history of religion fascinating!Please log in to respond to this comment.Minister's daughters make delicious girlfriends.Religions make me queasy; although God is always wonderful to approach, religious people are maniacs to believe nonsense about HIM and man written bibles fall far short.You are fast becoming a buddy and chum.Thanks for commenting; PaulPlease log in to respond to this comment.Yes, Minister's daughters do make delicious girlfriends, lol.I kind of agree with you on religion.Please log in to respond to this comment.It's often the backlash rebellious abreaction to stringently enforced religious rote doctrine at home that makes preacher's kids so wildly troublesome and independant .Please log in to respond to this comment.
I like this article because it brings forth truths- for which I search in everything. Revealing and informative- Always- EllaPlease log in to respond to this comment.You are the unmet friend.
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