Nagparapatawa itong sda naito, ang topic birthday ni Cristo,krismas . ang inuulit- ulit naman pagbubuntis ni Elizaveth, pag uwi nito pag dating sa nila manganganak nato kc nagbuntis na siya.
GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME - BIG AMEN❤️🙏☝️ GOD BLESS PO SA LAHAT NG MGA KAPATID KONG KATOLIKO NA LAGING NAGTATANGGOL SA ATING TAMANG ARAL. AT TOTOONG IGLESIA APOSTOLIKA KATOLIKA ROMANA NA TATAG NG ATING MAHAL NA PANGINOONG JESU-CRISTO - BIG AMEN❤️🙏☝️ CUTE PO TAYONG LAHAT NA MGA KATOLIKO😍 CATHOLIC UNTIL THE END #PROUDCATHOLIC #IAMCATHOLIC #IAMALIVE KEEPSAFE & GOD BLESS US ALL❤️🙏☝️
ngayon ko lang narinig ang mabait na nagtatanong ang mcgi bro haime pero magaling talaga bro alvin mabilis pa di nalito mas nalito pang nagtatanong na si bro haine .very good ang dalawa ,
Khit Anong baloktut tlga nila,iba Ang catholic na knowledge Ng mga CFD, haahaahaa ,kaya nga Hindi lomaban si Soriano mkipagdebate sa pari baka,,,ma apektuhan Ang members, haahaahaa,
The Reason for Choosing December 25 Although the date of Christ’s birth is not given to us in Scripture, there is documented evidence that December 25 was already of some significance to Christians prior to A.D. 354. One example can be found in the writings of Hyppolytus of Rome, who explains in his Commentary on the book of Daniel (c. A.D. 204) that the Lord’s birth was believed to have occurred on that day: For the first advent of our Lord in the flesh, when he was born in Bethlehem, was December 25th, Wednesday, while Augustus was in his forty-second year, but from Adam, five thousand and five hundred years. He suffered in the thirty-third year, March 25th, Friday, the eighteenth year of Tiberius Caesar, while Rufus and Roubellion were Consuls. The reference to Adam can be understood in light of another of Hyppolytus’ writings, the Chronicon, where he explains that Jesus was born nine months after the anniversary of Creation. According to his calculations, the world was created on the vernal equinox, March 25, which would mean Jesus was born nine months later, on December 25. Nineteenth-century liturgical scholar Louis Duchesne explains that “towards the end of the third century the custom of celebrating the birthday of Christ had spread throughout the whole Church, but that it was not observed everywhere on the same day” (Christian Worship, Its Origin and Evolution: a study of the Latin liturgy up to the time of Charlemagne, p. 260). In the West, the birth of Christ was celebrated on December 25, and in the East on January 6. Duchesne writes “one is inclined to believe that the Roman Church made choice of the 25th of December in order to enter into rivalry with Mithraism. This reason, however, leaves unexplained the choice of the 6th of January” (ibid., p. 261). His solution, therefore, was that the date of Christ’s birth was decided by using as a starting point the same day on which he was believed to have died. This would explain the discrepancies between the celebrations in the East and West. Given the great aversion on the part of some Christians to anything pagan, the logical conclusion here is that one celebration has nothing to do with the other. In his book, Spirit of the Liturgy, Pope Benedict XVI explains: The claim used to be made that December 25 developed in opposition to the Mithras myth, or as a Christian response to the cult of the unconquered sun promoted by Roman emperors in the third century in their efforts to establish a new imperial religion. However, these old theories can no longer be sustained. The decisive factor was the connection of creation and Cross, of creation and Christ’s conception (p. 105-107). While these explanations of how December 25 came to be the date of Christmas are all plausible, we know one thing for sure: The evidence that this day held a special significance to Christians predates the proof of a supposed celebration of Sol Invictus or other pagan deities on that day. That the Christians chose a date so close to the winter solstice is also not proof that this was done to mimic pagan festivals. The various pagan religions all had festivals spanning the calendar. Whatever month the early Christians might have otherwise chosen would still place Christmas near some pagan celebration, and oppositional theorists would still be making the same claims. The solstice was important to everyone for agricultural reasons in the same way water is important to the survival of human beings, and so we see rituals involving water showing up in various religions. That doesn’t prove that one borrowed the idea or theme from another.
Dami mong paliwanag, Hindi mo ikinuwenta na may kulang na pitsa may kompletong pitsa, ibig sabihin ko may 28 araw ,may 30 araw may 31 araw , sa dami mong daldal ubusan ka tuluy ng oras pero sablay ka.nag bilang ka lng ng buwan pitsa hindi ka nagbilang kaya sablay ka. Nag sisinungaling ,
God bless sa tanang mga CFD
Cge Alvin supporta ka namin ang galing mo watching u here in Saudi
Maraming salamat po
Nagparapatawa itong sda naito, ang topic birthday ni Cristo,krismas . ang inuulit- ulit naman pagbubuntis ni Elizaveth, pag uwi nito pag dating sa nila manganganak nato kc nagbuntis na siya.
POLPOl nga pilosopo mga buntis Ang pinapatunayan pag bubuntis ni Elizabeth Ang pinagtatanggol.
GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME - BIG AMEN❤️🙏☝️
GOD BLESS PO SA LAHAT NG MGA KAPATID KONG KATOLIKO NA LAGING NAGTATANGGOL SA ATING TAMANG ARAL. AT TOTOONG IGLESIA APOSTOLIKA KATOLIKA ROMANA NA TATAG NG ATING MAHAL NA PANGINOONG JESU-CRISTO - BIG AMEN❤️🙏☝️
CUTE PO TAYONG LAHAT NA MGA KATOLIKO😍
CATHOLIC
UNTIL
THE
END
#PROUDCATHOLIC
#IAMCATHOLIC
#IAMALIVE
KEEPSAFE & GOD BLESS US ALL❤️🙏☝️
God bless you Brother
bute malinaw ang signal klaro ng sinabi ni bro alvin ,,, galing ni bro alvin
ngayon ko lang narinig ang mabait na nagtatanong ang mcgi bro haime pero magaling talaga bro alvin mabilis pa di nalito mas nalito pang nagtatanong na si bro haine .very good ang dalawa ,
Khit Anong baloktut tlga nila,iba Ang catholic na knowledge Ng mga CFD, haahaahaa ,kaya nga Hindi lomaban si Soriano mkipagdebate sa pari baka,,,ma apektuhan Ang members, haahaahaa,
Mcgi hirap Maka gets sinagot na nga
The Reason for Choosing December 25
Although the date of Christ’s birth is not given to us in Scripture, there is documented evidence that December 25 was already of some significance to Christians prior to A.D. 354. One example can be found in the writings of Hyppolytus of Rome, who explains in his Commentary on the book of Daniel (c. A.D. 204) that the Lord’s birth was believed to have occurred on that day:
For the first advent of our Lord in the flesh, when he was born in Bethlehem, was December 25th, Wednesday, while Augustus was in his forty-second year, but from Adam, five thousand and five hundred years. He suffered in the thirty-third year, March 25th, Friday, the eighteenth year of Tiberius Caesar, while Rufus and Roubellion were Consuls.
The reference to Adam can be understood in light of another of Hyppolytus’ writings, the Chronicon, where he explains that Jesus was born nine months after the anniversary of Creation. According to his calculations, the world was created on the vernal equinox, March 25, which would mean Jesus was born nine months later, on December 25.
Nineteenth-century liturgical scholar Louis Duchesne explains that “towards the end of the third century the custom of celebrating the birthday of Christ had spread throughout the whole Church, but that it was not observed everywhere on the same day” (Christian Worship, Its Origin and Evolution: a study of the Latin liturgy up to the time of Charlemagne, p. 260).
In the West, the birth of Christ was celebrated on December 25, and in the East on January 6.
Duchesne writes “one is inclined to believe that the Roman Church made choice of the 25th of December in order to enter into rivalry with Mithraism. This reason, however, leaves unexplained the choice of the 6th of January” (ibid., p. 261). His solution, therefore, was that the date of Christ’s birth was decided by using as a starting point the same day on which he was believed to have died. This would explain the discrepancies between the celebrations in the East and West.
Given the great aversion on the part of some Christians to anything pagan, the logical conclusion here is that one celebration has nothing to do with the other. In his book, Spirit of the Liturgy, Pope Benedict XVI explains:
The claim used to be made that December 25 developed in opposition to the Mithras myth, or as a Christian response to the cult of the unconquered sun promoted by Roman emperors in the third century in their efforts to establish a new imperial religion. However, these old theories can no longer be sustained. The decisive factor was the connection of creation and Cross, of creation and Christ’s conception (p. 105-107).
While these explanations of how December 25 came to be the date of Christmas are all plausible, we know one thing for sure: The evidence that this day held a special significance to Christians predates the proof of a supposed celebration of Sol Invictus or other pagan deities on that day.
That the Christians chose a date so close to the winter solstice is also not proof that this was done to mimic pagan festivals. The various pagan religions all had festivals spanning the calendar. Whatever month the early Christians might have otherwise chosen would still place Christmas near some pagan celebration, and oppositional theorists would still be making the same claims.
The solstice was important to everyone for agricultural reasons in the same way water is important to the survival of human beings, and so we see rituals involving water showing up in various religions. That doesn’t prove that one borrowed the idea or theme from another.
Sinong Elizabeth? Elizabeth rAmsay
Dec 25, 5 BC pinanganak si Jesus Christ.
Galing lang yan kay Soriano,second year high school lang ang natapos ni Eli Soriano kaya walang alam sa Theology.
NGA nga mcgi
Dami mong paliwanag, Hindi mo ikinuwenta na may kulang na pitsa may kompletong pitsa, ibig sabihin ko may 28 araw ,may 30 araw may 31 araw , sa dami mong daldal ubusan ka tuluy ng oras pero sablay ka.nag bilang ka lng ng buwan pitsa hindi ka nagbilang kaya sablay ka. Nag sisinungaling ,