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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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