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Dec 17 2008

The Graven Images of Christmas-Part 1

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“The Images”

Radio show for 12-17-2008: A brand new studio recording with Threshing Floor hosts, Sue Patterson and Randy Maugans.

Nimrod-Christmas-2000 B.C.Learn what In the traditions of our fathers, and their fathers before them, we have grown up with this tradition from our youth. Some of our earliest memories are of Christmas. And oh, the presents…such a joyful time of year…a time of celebration and being in the Spirit of Christmas. Christmas parties and Christmas dinners. And the most important thing about Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. What could be wrong with this warns about the “ways of the heathen” and the occult imprints found in this ancient pagan celebration.




Notes: The Graven Images of Christmas-Part 1
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Related Article: Santa & The Tammuz Tree by James Lloyd


 
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