Pagan christmas

Christmas time is joyous. But is this holiday Christian? Are its pagan roots important? What is the truth about Christmas?

Many Christmas traditions originate from various pagan practices that predate Christianity. This rich tapestry of influence stems from numerous ancient cultures including Roman, Norse, and Celtic traditions. As Christmas was adopted across different cultures and epochs, these pagan customs were gradually assimilated and Christianised. In this article, we explore some of these pagan Christmas traditions that have endured throughout the centuries. Saturnalia: An Ancestral Festival of Merriment…

This time of year brings about imagery of twinkling lights and tall trees covered in brightly colored baubles. You can, however, decorate your home entirely from items found in your own backyard.

The celebration of Yule, deeply woven into the fabric of pagan traditions, marks the winter solstice, the shortest day and longest night of the year. This pre-C

Yule log tutorial using mostly natural materials! Makes a wonderful centerpiece for Christmas and Yule!

Origin of the Christmas Tree

You are probably familiar with the terms Yule and Yuletide. Both are used in the sense of Christmas and Christmastide. The words however carry certain undertones that relate to the pagan traditions in pre-Christian Europe, especially to the ones of the Germanic peoples. Pagan Traditions. How Christian is today’s Christmas? The Online Etymology Dictionary of […]

"And suddenly there appeared with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host praising God and saying, 'Glory to God in the highest, And on earth peace among men with whom He is pleased' (Luke