The Dies Natalis Solis Invicti was first celebrated around December twenty fifth.
It's the Romans that really first started celebrating Christ's birth near the twenty fifth, but that's more around three hundred and seventy-eight AD, dear. Even then the religious aspect was more towards January sixth. Really it isn't until about the Twelfth Century that we start celebrating Christ's birth in association to December twenty fifth.
Huh. Does it matter? It's celebrated the 25th now. Unless there's people of before the twelfth century hanging around, it's hardly confusing.
Secondly, why are you giving me this information to me? [blink] The guy who replied above said the same. No offense, but this is pointless. I'm not Christian, I was raised in Japan and I live in another world that believes in Tentei not Jesus. All I care about is get a plastic tree and put presents under it.
I think he understood perfectly well. He's more interested in the tree, anyways.
Are you going to give me the background of the tree next or maybe some other useless facts about pagan European beliefs I don't care to know about? If you want to, save it please.
[ she's not going to bother to reply anymore. Long day, you know, slain a plant-god monster before it wrecked chaos in the City this morning, got covered in smelly green goo ruining a good pair of jeans in the process, got to bond with future-imperial-captain, got sighed at by Kirin. ]
Yeah. In Japan, sometimes we light our buildings and decorate Christmas trees. It's fun, we don't have it as a national holiday, but we celebrate it in a commercial way. We also eat Christmas Cake, which is a round sponge cakes with whipped cream and fruit toppings.
It's really good. I don't think bakeries in the City make them, but I'll bake a few. If you want one to share with your friends, I don't mind making an extra.
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It's the Romans that really first started celebrating Christ's birth near the twenty fifth, but that's more around three hundred and seventy-eight AD, dear. Even then the religious aspect was more towards January sixth. Really it isn't until about the Twelfth Century that we start celebrating Christ's birth in association to December twenty fifth.
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Secondly, why are you giving me this information to me? [blink] The guy who replied above said the same. No offense, but this is pointless. I'm not Christian, I was raised in Japan and I live in another world that believes in Tentei not Jesus. All I care about is get a plastic tree and put presents under it.
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My deepest and most sincere apologies if that is the cast.
[ totally sarcastic. ]
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Are you going to give me the background of the tree next or maybe some other useless facts about pagan European beliefs I don't care to know about? If you want to, save it please.
[ she's just facepalming. ]
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[ giggles ]
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I can give you some money for the supplies.
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