WHAT IS CHRISTMAS?

Christmas is the holiest and most important holiday in the Christian calendar. It celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, born to a woman named Mary in Bethlehem sometime in the first century BC. Christmas also marks the day that Jesus was revealed to humanity after being hidden from them for nearly two thousand years. As one of Christianity's main holidays, it is closely tied with celebrations and traditions across many different cultures worldwide. Families usually exchange gifts on Christmas Day, and many churches hold special services or events throughout December to commemorate Christ's life and ministry. Traditionally, Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ. Christians believe that Jesus was born into this world as an innocent human being and that he suffered greatly at the hands of evil people. As a result, they celebrate his death on Good Friday (the day before Easter) and his resurrection on Easter Sunday (the first day of spring).
Some believe that it commemorates the birth of Jesus Christ, while others celebrate the holiday as an excuse to get together with family and friends. Some even view Christmas as a secular holiday that should not be associated with religious beliefs. Whatever your reason may be, there's no denying that celebrating Christmas is fun!
So, why do we get so excited about this special day?
There are many theories on what happens on December 25th, but most agree that it falls into mythology and superstition. That doesn't stop us from enjoying all the festive traditions associated with Christmas, though! From decorating our homes to exchanging gifts, there is something for everyone to enjoy during this joyous season.