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Yes and no. The festival of Christmas, of course, is a commemoration of the birth of Christ - hence 'Christ-mas' - which mean's 'Christ's birth'. So Christmas has everything to do with Christ - in that way.
However, no one knows the actual date of Christ's birth - it is just that we adopt December 25th to celebrate it. This date was chosen as it was close to the Roman new year festival of Saturnalia, and so when Emperor Constantine became a Christian in the 4th century, Christmas was adopted in the place of saturnalia. So in another way the actual date of Christmas has really nothing to do with Christ as no one knows the actual date of his birth.
The original idea of Christmas and many of the customs are based around the birth of christ (If you believe in christ)
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What do the letters in Christmas stand for?
Nothing,but its spelled CHRISTmas for christ.
What is found on top of a Christmas present?
The acts of commercial Christmas have nothing to do with the bible or Jesus Christ.
What was the largest Christmas present?
Jesus Christ was because without him we would have nothing to celebrate
Why was Christmas named Christmas?
Christmas means Christ's mass celebrating the birth of Christ.
What happens when you celebrate Christmas?
when you celebrate Christmas that means you are celebrating Jesus Christ's birthday.
What is meant by nativity?
Birth, the birth of Christ, the festival of Christ's birth; Christmas
What does Christ's Mass mean?
Christmas
Where did Christmas get its name -?
It is named after Jesus Christ, not St. Christopher. Christmas is named after the birth of Jesus Christ. The "mas" part of Christmas comes from the Roman Catholic term "mass." Christmas was originally a mass for Christ, to celebrate His birth. Christ
What is Christmas named after?
Christmas is named after Christ because he was born on Christmas
Who was a Christmas baby?
The Christmas baby Jesus Christ.
You took Christ out of Christmas. You took Christ out of the church. What will you take him from next?
Some people use an X in Christmas, because it is a variation on how Christ is spelled in the Greek language. As far as though people who want Christmas to be Only about Santa Claus and Easter to be Only about the Easter Bunny, then you just have to accept the fact that there are people who want to get something for nothing. You be a Christian and Know that Christmas is about the birth of Jesus Christ [with Santa Clause (St. Nicholas) a nice symbol]. You be a Christian and Know that Easter is about the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and the Easter Bunny is also another nice symbol.
Why is it a Christmas tradition that Christians must decorate a Christmas tree?
It isn't. There is nothing in Christian belief that says one must decorate a Christmas tree. Christians simply enjoy the fun of decorating a Christmas tree as much as other people do. Some Christians like to use other symbolism to remind them that Christmas celebrates the birth of Christ, but there is nothing that says they must decorate a Christmas tree.
