This is why I dont let my kids believe in Santa. Symbolically he is GOD to a child. He knows when youre sleeping, he knows when youre awake, he knows if youve been bad or good......GTFOH! Is it a coincidence that hes portrayed as an old buff/fat white man with long flowing white hair? Now look at the image Michael Angelo painted on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in The Vatican thats suppose to be God but clearly violates the commandment #4 Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth Furthermore, Christmas is the rebirth of the SUN of God in the sky, not a son on Earth. Today, Dec 21, we begin the winter solstice, when the Earth ceases to tilt in its rotation for three days. From Aug 22-Dec 21 (the shortest day of the year) the Earth tilts ONE degree north per day, making the Sun of God appear more south, decreasing daylight by one minute per day. On the 21st, the last day of the tilt, the Sun (metaphorically) dies on the Crux of the Zodiac (stars in our solar system). It does not tilt for three days, Dec 22-23-24. On the 25th, the Earth begins to tilt ONE degree north each day, making daylight longer by ONE minute per day continuously up through the Spring Equinox, the first SUN-DAY after the first full moon in spring. When the SUN of God PASSES-OVER from longer nights to longer days. The SUN OF GOD resurrects and raises the dead; plant life (in which gives us OXYGEN), food, people come out in the Sun, people build, life is renewed. People were labelled as PAGAN to castigate those who understood and celebrated these NATURAL events God created. You religion still celebrates this, but disguised it by given the relevance of the date to the fictional birth of Jesus Christ. The reason why Jesus is often depicted with the SUN behind his head or a halo. The SUN of GOD. Pay attention and stop teaching your kids super lies.
Posted on: Sun, 21 Dec 2014 18:09:02 +0000
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