Theoretical Misconceptions About Christmas
THE THEORETICAL MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT CHRISTMAS
(A study of false beliefs about the true meaning of Christmas for Christians)
Group 7
Members:
Angelica ReynanciaLouisse Marithae TanchingcoReyce Angelo ArabitRome Benzon Dela Cruz
III-Diligent
Chapter 1
Introduction
Christmas plays as the best season every year. But first, what is Christmas? Christmas meaning "Christ 's Mass" is an annual commemoration of the holy birth of Jesus Christ as the son of God and a widely observed cultural holiday, celebrated generally on December 25 by millions of people around the world. Christmas has become such an important holiday for so many people around the world that it has developed its own traditions far beyond its original scope. Unfortunately, …show more content…
They just have to know what should they do every Christmas, which is to celebrate Christ’s birth though it is one of the misconceptions stated by many people.
Foreign Studies
James Martin (2011) states that no matter your religious beliefs — whether you’re devout, doubtful or downright atheist — you’re probably familiar with the Christmas story. From carols streaming through shopper-clogged malls to families trimming their trees, the holiday is ever-present at this time of year. But its history, significance and traditions are sometimes misunderstood. Let’s clarify what the yuletide is all about.
For all the cards sent and trees decorated — to say nothing of all the Nativity scenes displayed — Christmas is not the most important date on the Christian calendar. Easter, the day on which Christians believe Christ rose from the dead, has more religious significance than does Dec. 25. Christ’s resurrection means not just that one man conquered death, nor was it simply proof of Jesus’s divinity to his followers; it holds out the promise of eternal life for all who believe in him. If Christmas is the season opener, Easter is the Super
(A study of false beliefs about the true meaning of Christmas for Christians)
Group 7
Members:
Angelica ReynanciaLouisse Marithae TanchingcoReyce Angelo ArabitRome Benzon Dela Cruz
III-Diligent
Chapter 1
Introduction
Christmas plays as the best season every year. But first, what is Christmas? Christmas meaning "Christ 's Mass" is an annual commemoration of the holy birth of Jesus Christ as the son of God and a widely observed cultural holiday, celebrated generally on December 25 by millions of people around the world. Christmas has become such an important holiday for so many people around the world that it has developed its own traditions far beyond its original scope. Unfortunately, …show more content…
They just have to know what should they do every Christmas, which is to celebrate Christ’s birth though it is one of the misconceptions stated by many people.
Foreign Studies
James Martin (2011) states that no matter your religious beliefs — whether you’re devout, doubtful or downright atheist — you’re probably familiar with the Christmas story. From carols streaming through shopper-clogged malls to families trimming their trees, the holiday is ever-present at this time of year. But its history, significance and traditions are sometimes misunderstood. Let’s clarify what the yuletide is all about.
For all the cards sent and trees decorated — to say nothing of all the Nativity scenes displayed — Christmas is not the most important date on the Christian calendar. Easter, the day on which Christians believe Christ rose from the dead, has more religious significance than does Dec. 25. Christ’s resurrection means not just that one man conquered death, nor was it simply proof of Jesus’s divinity to his followers; it holds out the promise of eternal life for all who believe in him. If Christmas is the season opener, Easter is the Super