Hello everyone. As we're reaching this upcoming week, Christmas is
scheduled to be next Tuesday. December the twenty fifth is said to be
Christmas. We wholly knew that it absolutely has nothing to do with
Jesus's birth. Traditionally, it has just been affiliated with the
nativity tale. In western culture, this day is a public holiday.
Scholarly, however, Jesus hasn't been born on December the twenty
fifth. I do not destine to be argumentative with this piece of
composition. I'd just like to ask, despite your background, whether
you're Christian, Jew, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu or even Atheist. As you
live in the west, Christmas, what's it for you? What's it like to
experience Christmas in a western country? As far as I knew, it's all
about family gatherings, food and presents. It's a beautiful season
for people to see their families and spend good time with them.
Typically, people live far from their families and Christmas is an
opportunity for loved ones to warmly gather. As we're nearly in the
season, here are some key vocabulary that is related to Christmas.
First we have, Christmas bells. Christmas bells is any of several
plants of the genus Blandfordia having large orange or crimson
flowers. Then, we have Christmasberry, which is an ornamental
evergreen treelike shrub of the Pacific coast of the United States
having large white flowers and red berrylike fruits, often placed in
genus Photinia. Third, we have, Christmas bush. Christmas bush is an
Australian tree or shrub with red flowers, often used in Christmas
decoration. Fourth, we have got, Christmas cactus. It's epiphytic
cactus of Brazilian ancestry widely cultivated as a houseplant having
jointed flat segments and usually rose-purple flowers that bloom in
winter. Fifth, Christmas begonia, which is hybrid winter-blooming
begonia grown for its many large pink flowers. Sixth and ultimately,
Christmas fern, is aNorth American evergreen fern having pinnate
leaves and dense clusters of lance-shaped fronds. That was the first
segment which is pertained to Christmas plants. Now, to the second
segment, which is related to Christmas typical items, dates,
activities and medical terms. First, Christmas card. It's a card
expressing a Christmas greeting. Second, Christmas carol, is a joyful
religious song celebrating the birth of Christ. . Third, Christmas
day, is a Christian holiday on 25th December celebrating the birth of
Christ. Fourth, Christmas disease, is a clotting disorder similar to
hemophilia A but caused by a congenital deficiency of factor IX.
Fifth, Christmas Eve, is the day before Christmas. Sixth, Christmas
factor, is coagulation factor whose absence is associated with
hemophilia B. Seventh, Christmas cake is a rich fruitcake, usually
covered with icing and marzipan and eaten at Christmas. Christmas
traditional celebration is a relatively newcomer to the purportedly
initial Christmas chronicle. Dubiously, is Christmas still a Christian
holiday? What's the relationship between December 25th and Mithra?
This is ancient Persian god of light and truth, sun god. What's the
association between this and Christ's allegedly attributed nativity
tale? I think this has to fairly be asked to major clergy. If this
season is of essentially pagan essence, how has it gotten into your
religious tradition? Christ's actual nativity tale is accurately
related in the Noble Koran. The Koran attributes the miraculous birth
to Jesus. Our belief in Jesus is of orthodox origin. I keenly look
forward to hearing from you. Merry Christmas and happy new upcoming
year. I wish each and everyone pleasantness and prosperity in 2019.
Thank you so much for patiently reading, Mustafa
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(Seeking knowledge is compulsory from cratle to grave because it is a
shoreless ocean.)
