Christmas is symbolic of the birth of Christ, Christianity's leader.
The actual birthdate isn't known, so this is kept as a symbolic date. (Though St Augustine declared this a pagan festival as to make it more inclusive)
Christmas is a very important time for Christians because Jesus was a Christian and on Christmas he was said to be born and also the Christians got out of Rome cause they were being torched
Christmas is important to Christians because it is the day Christ (Jesus) was born. Jesus is the main figure in Christianity (which is why it is called CHRIST MAS. Although Christmas is a Christian celebration, a lot of non Christians celebrate it as a secular holiday.
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Christmas is not only a festival but a day to remember the significant event of the birth of Jesus Christ and is the main reason Christmas is important to Christians.
They are comemorating the birth of Jesus Christ.
I think Christians don't believe this.Hospices are important to all people not so important to Christians.
It is my firm belief that Christians, like any other person who eats Christmas puddings, do so because they are delightfully tasty!
Christians in most of the African countries would probably agree that the most important part of Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ.
Germany has Christmas because some People in Germany are Christians and Christians celebrate Christmas
The birth of Jesus is the real reason Christians celebrate Christmas. Christians believe Jesus is the Messiah, so they celebrate his birth. It is not the reason everyone celebrates Christmas, though.
Christmas is a Christian holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. It is an important religious festival for Christians around the world.
Christmas is a Christian holiday so any Christians living in Tennessee most likely celebrate it.