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There are
very few people in the world today who do not know what the Christmas
holiday is all about. Christmas, as we know it today, is the
celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, which happened over 2000
years ago. The word “Christmas” translates to “Mass Of Christ”.
However, we can all be sure that the celebration of the Christmas
holiday did not start right away. So how did the actual celebration of
the Christmas holiday begin? .
Believe it or not, many of the
traditions that we observe during the Christmas holiday season began
way before the birth of Christ. Exchanging gifts, decorating trees, and
the burning of the Yule log were all winter traditions that began
before Christ was born, but were eventually incorporated into the
holiday that became known as Christmas, and became part of Christmas
history.
Over 4000 years ago, the Mesopotamians
celebrated each new year with a 12-day festival, called Zagmuth. The
Mesopotamians, who believed in many gods, held this festival in
support of their chief god, Marduk, because they believed that he
battled the monsters of chaos at the beginning of each winter. It is
from this festival that the 12 days of Christmas is believed to have
originated.
The ancient Romans held a celebration
each year in honor of their god Saturn. The festival, which they
called Saturnalia, began in the middle of December and lasted until the
first of January. The Romans decorated their homes with garlands, as
well as trees upon which they hung candles. During the festival the
citizens of Rome would visit each other’s homes and hold great feasts.
One of the theories of how the tradition of the giving of Christmas
gifts came about was from the Roman practice of exchanging gifts
between family and neighbors during the festival of Saturnalia to
promote good luck.. |
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