Is Christmas December 25th like Catholics and Protestants say?Or is it January 7th like Orthodox say?Or maybe is it January 6th like the Armenians say?I don't get it when should I celebrate Christmas?

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Christanon 12/14/18 (Fri) 04:14:52 bc59ee No.741070

Is Christmas December 25th like Catholics and Protestants say?

Or is it January 7th like Orthodox say?

Or maybe is it January 6th like the Armenians say?

I don't get it when should I celebrate Christmas?

Christanon 12/14/18 (Fri) 04:24:50 6c225e No.741079

date doesn't matter, just glorify God. Make use of the limited edition eggnogs to chugg

Christanon 12/14/18 (Fri) 04:29:25 456f77 No.741083

Orthodox believe it is December 25th. They just use a different calendar.

As for Armenians… Theophany and Christmas were originally one feast on the 6th of January. Armenia simply kept that tradition, while the re-calculation of Christ's birth to be exactly 9 months after the Annunciation led to Christmas being moved to December 25 in the rest of Christendom.

In all cases it's not a big deal - the feast of feasts is Easter, and that's the date that matters the most.

Christanon 12/14/18 (Fri) 04:30:47 bb7240 No.741085

>>741083

Easter has the difference of some denominations counting passover into the math or not.

Christanon 12/14/18 (Fri) 05:51:22 45ed56 No.741114

>>741070

It's December 25th like Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox say

Christanon 12/14/18 (Fri) 10:34:28 8ec32c No.741179

>Concern trolling

>Reddit spacing

Christanon 12/15/18 (Sat) 15:08:39 91e46e No.741672

It depends whether you use the gregorian calendar (west) or the Julian calendar (orthodoxs)

Christanon 12/15/18 (Sat) 15:54:54 91e46e No.741695

>>741687

For the love of God stop spreading your errors Satan.

Christanon 12/15/18 (Sat) 15:55:48 222c6c No.741697

>>741695

Stop replying

Christanon 12/15/18 (Sat) 16:04:59 8ec32c No.741701

>>741697

Stop lying.

Christanon 12/15/18 (Sat) 18:44:01 a3bc6e No.741735

Jesus probably wouldn't have depended on either calendar for such but the Julian one was current in administrative use in his time.

Also some used the year of creation 6000 years ago to calculate years.

The Gregorian is said to be a more accurate calendar, though not the most.

Christanon 12/16/18 (Sun) 00:24:35 8cbecb No.741849

>celebrating yule

Please dont

Christanon 12/19/18 (Wed) 13:30:31 b57d88 No.743818

>>743816

The biggest, fattest, juiciest nothingburger I’ve ever had. Those who say they know the day or hour should be beaten with 30 shoes.