Christmas - Revision history

Darth Stabro: Reverted edits by Smelly jewish whore (Talk) to last revision by Kathleen.wright5

2010-12-13T07:40:31Z

Reverted edits by Smelly jewish whore (Talk) to last revision by Kathleen.wright5

2010-12-12T16:00:02Z

it's a vandalism time! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111

2010-10-15T17:06:51Z

Reverted edits by El Vandallo (Talk) to last revision by Kathleen.wright5

2010-10-15T11:45:04Z

‎Etymology

2010-02-23T17:35:47Z

Reverted edits by NIGGERCOCK (Talk) to last revision by Kathleen.wright5

2010-02-23T14:10:07Z

2008-10-12T10:45:21Z

Category:Christian Calendar

2008-08-15T18:19:53Z

2008-08-12T15:54:16Z

copyediting

2008-05-02T02:11:48Z

Reverted edits by Poop (Talk); changed back to last version by Muser

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 '''Christmas''' (or '''Christmas Day''') is an annual [[Christian]] holiday that celebrates the [[birth of Jesus]]. It is traditionally celebrated on December 25th by most Christian; in the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] it celebrated on January 7. It is a time when peace and goodwill are especially called for, and a time when Christians remember that [[God]] came down as a frail human, to save us from our [[sin]]. Christmas has many aspects, both religious and secular, including the exchange of gifts, Santa Claus (or Father Christmas), decoration and display of the Christmas tree, and church services remembering [[Jesus]].
-it's a vandalism time! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111
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 ===History===

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 '''Christmas''' (or '''Christmas Day''') is an annual [[Christian]] holiday that celebrates the [[birth of Jesus]]. It is traditionally celebrated on December 25th by most Christian; in the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] it celebrated on January 7. It is a time when peace and goodwill are especially called for, and a time when Christians remember that [[God]] came down as a frail human, to save us from our [[sin]]. Christmas has many aspects, both religious and secular, including the exchange of gifts, Santa Claus (or Father Christmas), decoration and display of the Christmas tree, and church services remembering [[Jesus]].
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+it's a vandalism time! LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111111
 ===History===

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 '''Christmas''' (or '''Christmas Day''') is an annual [[Christian]] holiday that celebrates the [[birth of Jesus]]. It is traditionally celebrated on December 25th by most Christian; in the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] it celebrated on January 7. It is a time when peace and goodwill are especially called for, and a time when Christians remember that [[God]] came down as a frail human, to save us from our [[sin]]. Christmas has many aspects, both religious and secular, including the exchange of gifts, Santa Claus (or Father Christmas), decoration and display of the Christmas tree, and church services remembering [[Jesus]].
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+The word Christmas is derived from Middle English Christemasse and from Old English Cristes mæsse. It is a contraction meaning "Christ's mass".
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+The name of the holiday is sometimes shortened to Xmas because Roman letter "X" resembles the Greek letter Χ (chi), an abbreviation for Christ (Χριστός).
 ===History===

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 '''Christmas''' (or '''Christmas Day''') is an annual [[Christian]] holiday that celebrates the [[birth of Jesus]]. It is traditionally celebrated on December 25th by most Christian; in the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] it celebrated on January 7. It is a time when peace and goodwill are especially called for, and a time when Christians remember that [[God]] came down as a frail human, to save us from our [[sin]]. Christmas has many aspects, both religious and secular, including the exchange of gifts, Santa Claus (or Father Christmas), decoration and display of the Christmas tree, and church services remembering [[Jesus]].
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-The word Christmas is derived from Middle English Christemasse and from Old English Cristes mæsse. It is a contraction meaning "Christ's mass".
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-The name of the holiday is sometimes shortened to Xmas because Roman letter "X" resembles the Greek letter Χ (chi), an abbreviation for Christ (Χριστός).
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 * [[Birth of Jesus]], [[Matthew 2]], [[Luke 2]] |
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-Christmas is celebrated a lot of places not for its context in religion, but because you get free stuff.  Seriously, free stuff rocks.
+Christmas (or Christmas Day) is an annual Christian holiday that celebrates the [[birth of Jesus]]. It is traditionally celebrated on December 25th by most Christian; in the [[Eastern Orthodox Church]] it celebrated on January 7. It is a time when peace and goodwill are especially called for, and a time when Christians remember that [[God]] came down as a frail human, to save us from our [[sin]]. Christmas has many aspects, both religious and secular, including the exchange of gifts, Santa Claus (or Father Christmas), decoration and display of the Christmas tree, and church services remembering [[Jesus]].
 ===Etymology===
-The word Christmas is derived from butts
 ===History===