Sunday, December 20, 2015

Look What Obama Said About the True Meaning of Christmas...

Look What Obama Said About the True Meaning of Christmas...: "One of my all-time favorite Christmas traditions is gathering up my kids and watching A Charlie Brown Christmas, something I’ve done every single year since I was a wee lad.

As a Christian, I love how Linus explains to Charlie Brown the true meaning of Christmas: the birth of Christ."



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Biblical Content Gets Cut From Students’ ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ Play — and Here’s How People Are Reacting | TheBlaze.com

Biblical Content Gets Cut From Students’ ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ Play — and Here’s How People Are Reacting | TheBlaze.com: "A conservative legal firm is pushing back against a public school district’s decision to “censor” an elementary school production of “A Charlie Brown Christmas” after a family’s complaint reportedly led officials to remove all religious references from the show."



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The Glory of Easter: Why Easter changed the world forever - Kindle edition by Glenn Pease, Steve Pease. Religion & Spirituality Kindle eBooks @ Amazon.com.:



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Friday, December 18, 2015

What should parents tell their children about Santa Claus?

What should parents tell their children about Santa Claus?: "Answer: Although Santa Claus is a mythical figure, his creation is based in part on a great Christian man named Saint Nicholas of Myra, who lived in the 4th century. Nicholas was born to Christian parents who left him an inheritance when they died, which he distributed to the poor. He became a priest at a young age and was well-known for his compassion and generosity. He had a reputation for giving gifts anonymously, and he would throw bags of money into people's homes (and sometimes down their chimneys) under the cover of night to avoid being spotted."



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