Sentences with phrase «not celebrating the birth»

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.

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.

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.

The early Church did not celebrate the birth of Jesus.

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, 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.

I can't help but consider the fact that due to the (largely uncontrollable) circumstances of my birth, I will spend the day celebrating while roughly 24,000 children under the age of five die from preventable, treatable diseases.

We had a Roman Catholic speaker at our college the other day and somehow people got the idea that we could celebrate the immaculate conception in March, since that's really the miracle, not the birth, instead of Christmas, to escape the racket.

According to the Islam, birth days are not supposed to be celebrated.

Whether you believe or not or like it or not, when you you Celebrate Christmas (gifts and all) you are partaking of the celebration of the Birth of Christ.

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

After all, the Native Americans certainly don't celebrate Thanksgiving as the birth of their religious freedom.

I celebrate «christmas» out of family tradition not out of any belief of a god or son of a god's «birth».

I do not know the exact day oF Jesus's birth, but because we celebrate our birthdays i think it only right to pick a day to celebrate hiS.

Look it's simple, if you don't believe in the birth of Jesus... DO N'T CELEBRATE CHRISTMN'T CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS.

Our message is to unite Christians in support of their celebration and for their reason; to celebrate of the birth of Jesus Christ, not the commercial circus that has been built up and around the most important day in Christianity.

It is the individual's right to celebrate or not celebrate Christmas based on their own beliefs, 240 million American Christians believe in the birth of Jesus Christ, we are simply providing a platform to express their belief by voting in numbers that can not be disputed within the same commercial forum that contemporary success is judged.

I actually do celebrate it for the pagan meaning because it makes more sense than the christian meaning... it is at least based on reality - the changing of the season is undeniable and makes a tremendous amount more sense that celebrating it for the birth of someone who wasn't even born at this time of year (if he was born at all).

We might note that the day of Christ's birth was most definitely celebrated when it first occurred — angels singing, shepherds hurrying to see the baby... and Mary and Joseph fulfilled the law by taking the child to the Temple to give thanks, so should we not give thanks too?

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.

I'm not saying it's sinful to celebrate Christ's birth, but to proclaim a certain day was Christ's birth, when in fact we don't really know the exact date of Christ's birth, that's going to far.

Advent means preparing ourselves to celebrate not only the birth of Jesus but his second coming, an event which does not lend itself to nostalgia or glad carols.

I agree that Jesus was not born on December 25, but we celebrate His birth on that day due to «syncretism.»

That we celebrate Jesus» birth on a specific day of the year does not mean that we think that was the actual day He was born.

It is a well - known fact that Christ was not born on December the 25th, so why do we then celebrate the birth of our L - rd on this day?

Remember that before you get arrogant about your Christian status and whether or not the local town hall is willing to display a manger scene (which is largely bogus, especially considering the time of year in which his birth is celebrated).

Because in the minds and practice of most Christians, the Christmas tree does not represent a pagan holiday, but represents a time when we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ.

No we don't know when Jesus birthday is, so tradionally 1 day out of the year most of the world shuts down so we can rejoice in the birth of Jesus with people, friends and extended family, people we don't get to celebrate Jesus birth with everyday.

Try not to cry all over your baby's head as you read about the entire world celebrating for your little one's birth.

Sex, birth, child rearing even, should be celebrated for the beautiful expressions of life that they are - not hidden in a corner of our lives in shame.

The best part could actually be that it wasn't any ones birthday so maybe we could just say we were celebrating the birth of summer and sunshine.

giving birth is an event to be celebrated and the starting point of a new life... not a timer to see how soon the mother gets back her figure.

Birth is sacred and should be celebrated, not feared!

Home birth is not a situation where you can blindly celebrate all «choices.»

It is a matter of profound importance not only to the mother and newborn, but to all whom birth touches — to families who are celebrating this significant event, to birth workers who are caring for families through this transformative experience, and to societies that must move aside to welcome one more member of the human family.

Even if Facebook or Instagram don't agree, Marijke's work and Cisse's birth is something that should be celebrated and not censored.

It is a reminder of her not being here to celebrate the child I gave birth to.

When a parent is celebrating the birth of a child and it isn't their first born sometimes these showers are called «second time around» showers.

It was appropriate to celebrate his birth with a book; yet it was not obvious how to do so.

The changes should mean that receiving gifts such as a bottle of wine given to celebrate the birth of an employee's child or book tokens or a bunch of flowers from a manager, will not cause the recipient a tax headache in the future.

Hence, in celebrating Christmas, we celebrate the birth of Jesus — not the date nor the time of year.

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Christmas is the time of year when Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus - but we do not know when Jesus was actually born.

On facebook, we had an all day chat session with readers, fans and the author (me), and generally celebrated the birth of not only a book, but an entire literary world!

We don't need to dwell on the problematic elements of how and why Bearden's solo elevation made it into the modernist pantheon; that has been the subject of many of the exhibitions seen long ago in the home city of the National Black Arts Festival, which this year rightly celebrated Bearden's birth centenary.

A new gallery is about to launch in Notting Hill this April dedicated to exhibiting the most celebrated and creative artists that have given birth to this exciting movement.

But while the world celebrates their birth and they add to the very low count of elephants in Thailand, the boys aren't out of the woods yet.

So, if you are celebrating the birth of your best friend's child with a cigar — don't worry!

«As we celebrate today, we know that the battle for access to birth control is not over,» PPFA Interim President Karen Pearl said.