This video is a good presentation and summation.

The title for this post will probably not surprise many.  The origin of christmas is well researched and the information is widely available.  However you won’t find it in very many churches.  In spite of many protestant churches taking a ‘hard stance’ against the practices of the Roman church calling itself catholic, in reality most of these churches still practice rituals of the Roman church, and among the most popular is christmas. continue reading »

On November 20, 2017 the Express, a media outlet in the U.K., published this article stating that Irish Catholic priest Father Desmond O’Donnell essentially told the Belfast Telegraph Christians should stop using the word Christmas because it has been hijacked by “Santa and reindeer”.  This is a classic case of the pot calling kettle black. continue reading »

As we rapidly approach Passover 2015 within a few hours, I once again reflect on the misdirection that occurred so many centuries ago.  My own journey through faith in Christ has been a rocky one with many hills and valleys.  The past decade has been especially trying as I’ve had my eyes opened to the reality that all is not totally above board in the practice of modern Christianity.  In fact it hasn’t been for centuries.

When it comes to the question of Passover or Easter most Christians will say Easter of course.  It’s ‘the’ celebration of celebrations for all of Christendom.  The entire reason for the faith.  The resurrection of Christ the Messiah.  But is it really, or is simply what we’ve all been told? continue reading »