Christmas is a popular December holiday celebrated by large numbers of people all around the world. Christmas has long been known as the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, and the celebration first began to be observed in the early fourth century. However, some traditions associated with Christmas actually began as a part of pagan culture; these were “Christianized” and given new meaning by the church.
I don’t celebrate these mainstream Christianity holidays. I did when I was growing up. But when I got older, I discovered the truth through research and study, so I stopped celebrating these. Because I still follow Christ, I still view myself as a Christian, but one who has woken up to the truth.
LuckScout Member edited answer December 26, 2025

Yeahhh.