What is a Meaningful Christmas?
By arunmails
@arunmails (3011)
India
December 23, 2010 10:22pm CST
[b]Christmas - A Festival which keeps everyone happy with all sorts of Gifts and Vouchers from their parents, relatives, friends etc.
Christmas - A Wonderful day, in which we are get together with our relatives and friends.
Christmas - A Peaceful day, where Jesus Christ is born to show his Love and Peace to the world.
So far, we celebrate the Christmas in anyone of the above sorts. But, my question is What is the Meaningful Christmas? Anyone here to celebrate a Meaningful Christmas?
If yes, how? [/b]
3 responses
@savypat (20216)
• United States
24 Dec 10
Not being a Christian I don't go to church or do other religious things, but I do try to remember all the positive things that mankind has gained from this belief.
I know that human nature being what it is there has been a great deal of harm but I find that the fault of followers not the Christ. Blessings
@Hatley (163781)
• Garden Grove, California
24 Dec 10
arunmails to me a meaningful christmas is when we remember we are celebrating the birth of Christ and a wonderful love he has given
all of us, its much more than good foods and loved ones being with us,it is love that Christ gave us and we must all give that to each other.I am not talking of the love some young p eople have thatsw just lust.
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@arunmails (3011)
• India
8 Jan 11
"I am not talking of the love some young people have that saw just lust". A good one.
@dorannmwin (36392)
• United States
27 Dec 10
For me, I think that a meaningful Christmas is one where you are able to combine all three of the options that you've listed above. I couldn't imagine a Christmas without thinking about the miracle of Jesus Christ. In addition to that, throughout my life Christmas has always been one of the holidays that I'm able to see the vast majority of my family. Finally, I think that the giving of gifts is very important as well because it symbolizes the gifts that the three kings brought to baby Jesus.
