Absolutely nothing.
Since the earliest of times, trees, especially green evergreens, were worshipped by the pagans. To them it represented life and freshness. Since it was EVER green, it always had life. The trees were worshipped as symbols of life, fertility, sexual potency and reproduction.
These pagan rituals of worship were then brought into the homes and set up as idols, with the belief that it would give men a heightened potency of sexual virility to procreate new life for their harvest god in the new year. The evergreen tree represented a "PHALLIC" symbol (the mans sexual organ of reproduction) set in an upright position..
When the Church appropriated pagan symbols, traditions and dates to have people worship God, they used the Winter Solstice time of year to impose the celebration of Christ's birth, or Christmas. The tree was brought into homes and decorated in Europe in the 17th century, and Europeans brought it to North America.
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Christmas trees represent the "Tree of Life."
You don't. Christmas is a Christian celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ - you don't have to celebrate it if you don't want to.
Yes. Christmas is a festival celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ.
Christmas means Christ's mass celebrating the birth of Christ.
Jesus Christ. Or St Nicholas Jesus Christ's birthday is celebrated on Christmas.
Depending upon which part of Christianity answers here, the answer will be different. Strictly speaking, as Christmas is a day assigned by mankind to represent the birthdate of Jesus Christ (which the Bible does not specifically state), then no prophet is 'related' to Christmas. Others in Christianity, believing Jesus was born on Christmas will refer to Isaiah's account in particular as speaking/related to the birth of Christ.
i think u mean CHRISTmas. -_- anyway CHRISTians celebrate Christmas because they believe that its the day Jesus Christ was born through Mary. =) GBU
The Christmas baby Jesus Christ.
jesus christ
No he was not related.
Christmas is the celebration of His birth, no Jesus Christ, no Christmas.
No, Christmas is in celebration of Jesus Christ's Birth.
It is named after Jesus Christ, not St. Christopher. Christmas is named after the birth of Jesus Christ. The "mas" part of Christmas comes from the Roman Catholic term "mass." Christmas was originally a mass for Christ, to celebrate His birth. Christ