Christmas (December 25th), is the date that Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus, so basically there would not be a Christmas without Jesus' birth, hence why he is a symbol for the Holiday.
Santa Claus and/or Jesus Christ
It used to be a symbol of the kings giving gifts to Jesus. Now, it is more because of tradition.
The celebration of Christmas it comes from a pagan celebration that has been adopted by modern religion to accommodate all festivities although the PC brigade might disagree.l I think it symbolizes the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ
Ornaments aren't really a symbol of Christmas. They're just used to decorate Christmas trees. Christmas trees are a symbol for Christmas.
When Jesus was born the three kings followed the bright star in the night sky.
The Christmas tree is a symbolic representation of several events in the life of Jesus Christ. The traditional Christmas tree has a star on top, symbolizing the bright start in the sky which marked the birth of Jesus. Gifts below the tree, symbolize the gifts presented to Jesus, and is itself a tree is a symbol of the cross on which Jesus would be crucified. Often in the bible, the cross is referred to as "a tree," and so the Christmas tree, though used on the day that celebrates the birth of Christ, is a foreshadowing of the ultimate purpose of Jesus coming as a man.
No, because the birthday of Jesus isn't close to Christmas. The birthday of Jesus is Christmas! Christmas was (and still is for some people) the celebration of the birth of Jesus.
Christmas is the celebration of His birth, no Jesus Christ, no Christmas.
Christmas is Jesus's birthday. he started that when he was born.
It is a symbol of Christmas.
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Jesus Christ. Or St Nicholas Jesus Christ's birthday is celebrated on Christmas.