Jesus Wasn’T Born on December 25Th
Jesus’ birth date is unknown. Early Christians never celebrated it—Christmas was added in the 4th century to align with Mithra’s birthday. And January 6? That’s the Epiphany, not his birth.
Jesus’ birth year is unknown, likely between the 4th–6th century BC. December 25 and January 6 are unlikely dates, as shepherds wouldn’t be out at night in winter. The date actually aligns with a pagan feast, not historical fact.
The striking similarities between Christianity and pagan religions—especially Mithraism—are hard to ignore, particularly when comparing Mithra to Jesus.
Christian Church Fathers openly acknowledged borrowing from pagan traditions, with Christianity heavily influenced by ancient Egyptian beliefs—especially the concept of Jesus as the “savior king.”
Christianity’s adoption of pagan practices is clear in many of its holidays, including Christmas.
Father Basilius Girgis, Bishop Cyril Selim Bustros, and Father Paul Feghali all affirmed that Christmas was not originally a Christian celebration but began in the 4th century. The Church chose December 25 to align with pagan festivals
like the winter solstice, symbolizing the return of light. They admit that the actual date of Christ’s birth is unknown and was never historically established—just a later church tradition.
In Conclusion, Christmas is a Later Christian Invention. As Many Church Fathers and Scholars Acknowledge, it Incorporates Numerous Pagan Elements and Traditions
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