Happy Birthday of the Unconquered Sun /pol/
>>524293580suck my big balkan cock you fucking faggot
>>524293580christmas should be just adjusted to december 21st
the uncircumcised one
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>>524293580>>524294643>>524294730https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attis>Worship of the first Troon.kekekekekekekekekekekekekekekekekekekekek
>>524293580You lost, tranny
>>524296889Weird how all these freaks come about after christianity arrives in Europe...
>>524293580Very based
>>524297032Gay say is way older tho. Gems loved it.
>>524293580"It’s widely believed by skeptics, and some well-meaning but misinformed Christians, that the date for celebrating Christmas was chosen by the early church to “Christianize” Saturnalia. The story goes that the festival was so popular that even Christians in the Roman Empire wouldn’t give it up, so church leaders declared December 25 the birth day of Jesus, established a feast, and stole Saturnalia from the pagans.That happens not to be the case.The earliest record of the observance of Christmas is from Clement of Alexandria around AD 200. But the first suggestion that Christmas might be linked to pagan worship didn’t come until the twelfth century, about nine hundred years later.In other words, as far as historians can tell, no Christians between the third through twelfth centuries thought they were accidentally worshiping a pagan god at Christmas. While some noted the proximity of December 25 to the winter solstice, which falls on December 21 or 22, early Christian writers did not believe the church chose the date. Rather, they saw it as a sign that God was the true sun, superior to the false gods of the pagans.The Donatist sect in North Africa celebrated Jesus’ birth on December 25 in the early fourth century, before Constantine became emperor of Rome (so we can’t blame him for setting the date, either). And while it’s true that the emperor Aurelian made veneration of Sol Invictus the law throughout the Roman Empire in AD 274, a collection of ancient writings called Inscriptiones Latinae Selectae puts the feast day during the reign of Licinius (AD 308–324) on November 18.There is little evidence that a feast for Sol Invictus was held on December 25 before the middle of the fourth century AD, and Christians were celebrating the birth of Christ on that date about half a century earlier."
>>524296889Wrong deity inbred retard
>>524293580Youre 3 days late you fucking retard >>524297850The Church is a whore, frog.
>>524297850this shit reads like commie propaganda. especially the parts where they made a very sure-ist statement even when the evidences for that statement were illogical as hell. it gets you feeling uneased, like a kid could tell a scammer is trying to trick money from him
