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Xmas ( formerly known as Christmas ) has now become a consumerist, post-Christian holiday without Jesus.
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Apparently the word Xmas has its origins in christian shorthand. Missionaries would write the word as +mas (imagine a crucifix) and that got changed to an X because of typewriters
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I know just wanted to sneak in the twitter/x reference for fun
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I didnt catch that
I thought u were saying xmas is dead, which it kind of is
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Well I would say that there are 2 Chirstmases simultaniously the first one is the consumerist gift-giving family holiday, and the second is the birth of Christ holiday, and the first one is more dominant, and only smaller part of the population cares about the second one.
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Apparantly its greek for christos
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It's in reference to the Greek letter X, which is the first letter of Christ in Greek (Χριστός)
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According to the
the year is 5783. Specifically, the estimated number of years since Genesis.
But that doesn't count since the Genesis story is a few billion years off.
The
say the year is 4720, since the start of the reign of the mythical Yellow Emperor. That also doesn't count because I hate Chinamen.
The modern :marseyAssyrian: year is 6771; the number of years since the calming of a great deluge and the beginning of new life. But that was only invented in the 1950s by Assyrian nationalists, who I had no idea existed.
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The
say the year is 1445 This calendar enumerates the Hijri era, whose epoch was established as the Islamic New Year in 622 CE.[1] During that year, Muhammad and his followers migrated from Mecca to Medina and established the first Muslim community (ummah), an event commemorated as the Hijrah
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In
it's year 2566
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A thousand years is like a day for the Lord our God. Christ died for our sins in 33 AD so we're still at 1990 in which 2033 will be the start of the 3rd day he will rise again
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It's the year 2023, Christianity is irrelevant, all "Christians" do is post sneedful memes online.
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We run the largest networks of non-governmental charities and hospitals, with ~65-70% of them operating in impoverished nations. The average Christian donates both more volunteer hours and money than irreligious with unaffiliated organizations. We adopt children at far higher rates, are far more likely to vote, are less obese and less depressed than average citizens.
Go back to playing video games and complaining about women being repulsed to touch you or whatever the dramneurodivergent atheists get up to.
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Not religious but you're right. IIRC even other religions that aren't as focused on charity on average are far more charitable than atheists.
I don't think the people posting RETVRN memes are the same ones adopting children and leading happy fulfilling lives though.
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I would tend to agree many are not fulfilling the lifestyle they try to project, but conversion is a constant lifelong process of aligning oneself to Christ. A decade ago I was living in my car/couchsurfing addicted to pills and booze.
If people here really think I'm larping I dunno what to say except that I think it's projection rooted in cynicism/lack of empathy for people who lead different lifestyles. I moved across the planet to take care of family and am bored when at home. In 2023 pretty much everyone is online a lot.
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Christcucks went from appointing kings and building empires to giving gibs to poors and being good obedient goys
Truly the most cucked of all religions
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If Christians actually acted like Christians, then they wouldn't whine so much about how backwards Muslims are.
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He's saying you should take a page from the Muzzie book and start performing acid attacks on foids with exposed ankles.
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Also no more eating pork
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It's been 2023 years since the beginning of common era.
The era that is common, you know. As opposed to the time before common era. What event separates the common era from before common era? Well it was the era becoming common. Thus the time before the era became common is known as before common era, and the time period since the era became common is known as the common era
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Still hilarious.
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If BC stands for "before Christ" and AD stands for "after death" what happened to the 33 years inbetween? Do they just not exist? Makes no sense.
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AD stands for Anno Domini (in the year of our Lord) aka the birth year of
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It's Anno Domini, Latin for Year of the Lord.
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Im glad its 1990 year after our LORDs death
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