Christmas is all about believing. In the weeks in front of us, we will see Christmas movies, commercials, and cards that call us to just believe. Believe in Santa. Believe in humanity. Believe in the Christmas spirit. And belief is just a warm feeling that doesn’t need things like truth and reality. Now that belief, that warm feeling doesn’t actually accomplish anything, help us solve real problems, but you will feel good, for a moment, at Christmas, I think. I am not sure where this idea of believing came from, but it did not come from the Bible or Christianity. And we see that so clearly in the opening lines of the Christmas story in Luke.
Christmas is All About “I Believe”
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