Well, yes, because Christmas is Jesus's birthday, whom is talked about in the New Testament! Another opinion Christmas as a word is not in The Bible. The celebration of Christmas started with the Roman Catholic church. The word Christmas comes from "Christ Mass," a mass celebrated in the Catholic church celebrating the birth of Christ. Early Christians did not celebrate the birth of Christ.
It's not. Christmas itself was not a holiday during the time frame that the Bible encompasses.
Christmas is not in the Bible. but his Ressurection is and that is more important.
to me it is "a Christmas carol" Bible twas the night before christmas.
The Bible does not mention Jesus' date of birth or the celebration of it, therefore it does not mention "Christmas", anywhere.
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Christmas is a Christian holiday originating from the bible. The stories in the bible by definition are myths (that is to say they are ancient stories, not necessarily untrue.). So yes, technically the story of Christmas is mythological.
AnswerThe story of the Grinch who stole Christmas is not from the Bible, it is from How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, a children's book written in 1957 by Dr. Seuss.
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Christmas is a celebration of the birth of Christ, and was not founded in Bible times. The birth of Christ can be referred to as the Nativity or just The Birth of Christ.
The acts of commercial Christmas have nothing to do with the bible or Jesus Christ.
The term Christmas isn't used in the Bible, but the two books that tell the story of Christ's birth is Matthew and Luke.