Christmas Tradition
1. I believe Christmas season is a season to celebrate Jesus' birth. I think that giving others presents shows Jesus giving freedom and forgiveness to us.
2. I would want to give them something that they would treasure for the rest of their lives. It depends on the person and what I can give. If someone asks for love, I'll give them love because it will last longer than giving someone a toy (because eventually, you will outgrow it). I would give it to those who need it. Not those who desperately want it for themselves and their greediness, but instead, for those who would take my gift as something they would take to the heart. God sees things differently so I try too. I try to think of things outside of the box instead of to one's mind (currently I'm giving out birthday gifts to those who impact my life). …show more content…
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What Child Is This?; It tells about Jesus, specifically, and who he is. I do not like to listen to songs that talk only about Santa (like Jingle Bells) because Santa is not the true reason why we celebrate Christmas. My mother believes that Santa takes away the true purpose of Christmas, making children think that Santa is everything and what the presents symbolize. I do not agree or disagree to this statement but do take it to heart and
consideration.
4. I do not specifically want anything for Christmas because I don't need it. I would like to have something that I would actually use in my life like a notebook, pens, pencils, etc.. A gift that is given consideration and thoughtfulness is a gift I would definitely joy having. The thing I look forward to in Christmas is not the presents but rather spending time with my family and celebrating Jesus' birth together as one big family.
2. I would want to give them something that they would treasure for the rest of their lives. It depends on the person and what I can give. If someone asks for love, I'll give them love because it will last longer than giving someone a toy (because eventually, you will outgrow it). I would give it to those who need it. Not those who desperately want it for themselves and their greediness, but instead, for those who would take my gift as something they would take to the heart. God sees things differently so I try too. I try to think of things outside of the box instead of to one's mind (currently I'm giving out birthday gifts to those who impact my life). …show more content…
3.
What Child Is This?; It tells about Jesus, specifically, and who he is. I do not like to listen to songs that talk only about Santa (like Jingle Bells) because Santa is not the true reason why we celebrate Christmas. My mother believes that Santa takes away the true purpose of Christmas, making children think that Santa is everything and what the presents symbolize. I do not agree or disagree to this statement but do take it to heart and
consideration.
4. I do not specifically want anything for Christmas because I don't need it. I would like to have something that I would actually use in my life like a notebook, pens, pencils, etc.. A gift that is given consideration and thoughtfulness is a gift I would definitely joy having. The thing I look forward to in Christmas is not the presents but rather spending time with my family and celebrating Jesus' birth together as one big family.