What is the origin for Christmas decorations?

Answer 1

About 4,500 years ago Christmas was created, as part of the fertility religions in Babylon, under other names, by the sorceress and self-made goddess, Ishtar/Easter/Semiramis, The Queen of Heaven: The wife, mother and queen of King Nimrod, whom she also called the sun god after his dismemberment and murder for witchcraft.

The pagan fertility rights Ishtar created for worshipping her dead sun god required implements with sexual connotations, such as the evergreen tree and obelisk, which later became the Christian church steeple, to represent the erect phallic symbol of Nimrod. Silver and gold tinsel was used as gifts, to the sun god, and hung on the evergreen tree. The MITRE hat, with eyes on both sides of its fish head and its gaping open mouth was created because fish reproduce prolifically and decorated chicken eggs and similar decorated balls were used, because they have a fertile reproductive connotation and are also similar to the shape of the sun.

These items were protected by the first Roman Pope Constantine, because he was a sun god worshipper himself. As an avid follower of Mithras, (Nimrod) He mixed the meanings of these originally pagan ceremonial implements with sacred and socially harmless associations. For the same reason, He changed the Sabbath, described in the book of Genesis as the period from the evening of sixth day of the week, to the evening of the seventh. Instead, he ordered that the day of rest would be changed to the dawn of the first day of the week, because that was the feast day of the sun god, who was born again each morning.