Sentences with phrase «celebrate her birth <»

Verdier runs his startup from the U.S. for part of the year, and recently celebrated the birth of his son stateside.

Last year, Hong Kong celebrated the birth of its first unicorn, van - hailing app GoGoVan.

Gun salutes at Hyde Park and Tower Bridge will also celebrate the birth, after senior members of the royal family visited the couple's Kensington Palace residence to see the baby.

, you have no right what - so - ever to force your non-belief upon me and try to tell me I can't say «merry xmas», celebrate the birth and resurection and ensure that my child knows that evolution is NOT a fact but a theory yet to be proven, yet you and your liberal morons try to every day.

And until that day, there is no better way to mourn the victims of a confusing, evil world and to celebrate the birth of a strange, wonderful child than to enter into the darkness ourselves and shine a light.

, the chief proponent for Christianity just denied the day Christians designated to celebrate the birth of Christ.

in those days, various groups celebrated his birth on JAN - 6, APR - 21 and MAY - 1.

Many people do not marry in a church, even more (billions) do not celebrate the birth of Jesus, probably even more do not cry out to any gods, or may to other gods other than (yours), and many people consider life elsewhere in the universe because science and reason points to that possibility.

The people of the Roman Empire were accustomed to celebrating the birth of a God on that day.

I have been an atheist nearly my entire life and have never considered Christmas to be anything but the time of year when Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

However, it is a time to celebrate the birth.

get a clue Jesus never celebrated his birth & her certainly never told us to - he did however tell over to memorialize his death... which is the only holiday us JW's celebrate.

Albeit, they didn't «need» to fire her, but I do not believe her religious lines were crossed, she was not celebrating the birth of Jesus, nor any other religious observances connected with that day.

Even when they celebrate their birth, «joy» and «happiness» is discouraged.

The Christian holiday celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ in a manger in Bethlehem 2000 some odd years ago is ubiquitous across the country, even if the American tradition has leaned away from the sacred and toward the secular.

I read with interest Fiorella Nash's article on her experience of pregnancy (March issue), and it is one that I empathise with, having just celebrated the birth of our son.

«Many of these are believed to be Christians as it is a common tradition for families to go to a local funfair to celebrate the birth of Christ after their Easter devotions,» reports the British Pakistani Christian Association.

It has been the most popular, because this country has historically been a predominately christian nation and that is our Holiday to celebrate the birth of Jesus.

How do you celebrate the birth of Jesus?

In one of the most relatable scenes of the season so far, Kate and Kevin are in their 20s, celebrating the birth of Randall's first child.

I celebrate the birth of Christ not season's greetings or happy holidays.

Instead, it is a day to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

Pakistani Muslims will celebrate the birth of the Prophet Mohammed on January 25.

Most of the world's Christians — as well as many non-believers — celebrated the birth of Jesus on December 25.

So we are free to celebrate His birth, death and resurrection if we wish and when we wish.

I have an idea: let's worship a Zombie on a Stick and show reverence to It by pretending to eat his flesh and drink his blood, and celebrate his birth by giving cheap Chinese garbage purchased at Walmart to our friends.

Let's see if I can help those «Christ - massers» among you celebrate the birth of Christ in a deeper, more meaningful and festive way, without guilt or condemnation.

I will celebrate the birth of Christ on Christmas and I am buying presents and anticipating to receive presents in honor and remembrance of the greatest gift we have been given by God.

Alvin J. Schmidt, in his scholarly work «Under the Influence», states that in northern Africa Christians were already celebrating the birth date of Jesus as December 25 in A.D. 243, 30 years before Aurelian's edict.

Just like the nation celebrates the birth of Christ, the muslims should also be allowed to celebrate their festivals, which by the way are just 2 per year.

Once we found out that Penny had Down syndrome, we had a hard time celebrating her birth.

Both Mithraism and Christianity celebrated the birth of their god on the winter solstice, the 25th of December according to the Julian calendar.

It is a time of prayerful expectation for Christians who await the Second Coming of the Lord, just as they celebrate his birth at Christmas.

Craig i agree totally church should be a slice of heaven on earth that is where corporately as believers come into the prescence of God.Its good when worshiping the Lord to feel his prescence and to feel connected to others because of Jesus.We had our carol service yesterday i was involved in the choir we combined with other churchs in the area it was a good turnout and alot of fun singing as we celebrated the birth of Jesus.It really makes christmas for me.If we love Jesus that should spill out into every area of our lives.He is the one that impacts others through us as we rely on him daily.Merry Christmas to you and your family regards brentnz

But, conversely, agreement on ends, goals, and methods celebrates the birth of transpersonal purposes.

I celebrate Christmas, but I don't celebrate the birth of anyone, I celebrate having my family and just living in peace for one day out of the whole year.

Christmas is a holiday to celebrate the birth of Christ.

The celebrated birth of Christ was moved to December 25 to try to move people to celebrating Christianity instead of a Roman god.

The celebration comes just as the world celebrates the birth of Jesus on Tuesday.

It was in the late third century, in fact, that the Roman emperor Aurelian established this date as a feast day celebrating the birth of the Unconquered Sun (Sol Invictus), so it already had festive and quasi-religious prominence.

I think the following story pf Jesus sums it up beautifully: As an Athiest, I can say he's a semi-fictional Jewish magician from the year 0... born in March or April, although we celebrate his birth in December, and killed in or around December, although we celebrate his death in March or April.

Christians celebrate His birth.

Every Christmas the politically correct secularists and biased media dictate to us; the Christian majority about what we can say and do to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, it's time to let them know we've had enough of their interference in our most personal beliefs.

Have a blessed Christmas as we celebrate the birth of the «King of Kings»

The Church CHOSE to celebrate the birth of Christ on December 25th, mostly in order to co-opt the pagan winter solstice celebrations and ease the conversion of pagans into Christianity.

Pentecost celebrates the birth of the Christian fellowship which plays so important a part in a dedicated churchman's life.

for the next 3 weeks Christians are celebrating the birth of a storybook character we don't even know existed, and celebrating it on a pagan festival because no - one knows when the character was born.

Christians simply didn't have a date that they celebrated the birth of their Savior, and were attempting to convert many Pagans into Christianity, so they joined the ranks and went with December 25th.

I'm not saying that you cant celebrate its birth, but what I am saying is you cant use the US government to further your agenda and make this country into some kind of religious state that's not what this country was founded on but escaped from God and King.

The time of year where we celebrate the birth of our Savior, eat unreasonable amounts of dessert and... revert back to acting like surly teenagers when spending...