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Let's get this thread back to a good tone. Anyone here recently have to break it to their kids that there's no Santa??? Quite traumatizing to a child. 🙁

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Originally posted by seraphimvulture
Let's get this thread back to a good tone. Anyone here recently have to break it to their kids that there's no Santa??? Quite traumatizing to a child. 🙁
yep it certainly is, thats when christmas stops being fun.

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It doesn't completely stop being fun but it certainly loses a lot of it's magic. Nonetheless, Christmas is still the most wonderful time of the year. 😉

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Hey girls, gather round
Listen to what I'm putting down
Hey babe, I'm your handy man

I'm not the kind to use a pencil or rule
I'm handy with love and I'm no fool
I fix broken hearts, I know that I truly can

If your broken heart should need repair
Then I'm the man to see
I whisper sweet things, you tell all your friends
They'll come runnin' to me

Here is the main thing I want to say
I'm busy 24 hours a day
I fix broken hearts, I know that I truly can

Come, come, come
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Come, come, come
Yeah, yeah, yeah
They'll come runnin' to me
(Fade)
That's me
I'm your handy man

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Bringing it back to the top. Nothing else to say, sorry.

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Originally posted by seraphimvulture
It doesn't completely stop being fun but it certainly loses a lot of it's magic. Nonetheless, Christmas is still the most wonderful time of the year. 😉
For me Easter time is more importent.
Because without Christs death and Resurrections, I could not have Forgiveness of sins and Eternal Life.

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Originally posted by RBHILL
For me Easter time is more importent.
Because without Christs death and Resurrections, I could not have Forgiveness of sins and Eternal Life.
Easter would never have happened if Christ hadn't been born on Christmas. FIgure out which is more important there.

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Originally posted by D43M0N
Easter would never have happened if Christ hadn't been born on Christmas. FIgure out which is more important there.
But if He had chosen to come down from that Cross He would not have Saved us from our SINS!

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Originally posted by RBHILL
But if He had chosen to come down from that Cross He would not have Saved us from our SINS!
But he wouldn't have got onto the cross in the first place if he wasn't born.

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Originally posted by D43M0N
But he wouldn't have got onto the cross in the first place if he wasn't born.
It was His own Choice though, He could have sent His angles to come and save Him if you have ever read the Bible.

But that is my own Opinion though for me Easter is more Important.

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Originally posted by RBHILL
It was His own Choice though, He could have sent His angles to come and save Him if you have ever read the Bible.

But that is my own Opinion though for me Easter is more Important.
I have read the Bible...however, I liked the Da Vinci Code better.

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Originally posted by D43M0N
I have read the Bible...however, I liked the Da Vinci Code better.
LOL! Wowzers

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Originally posted by seraphimvulture
LOL! Wowzers
My parents never told us santa was real, other then the legend he was designed on. Saint Nicholas. I often thought that if you're a christian and you teach your children to believe in the easter bunny and santa you're doing them a disservice. When they get older and learn that santa is'nt real, and the easter bunny is made up it reflects poorly on the other meanings behind the holidays. Ok kids santa is'nt real but Jesus is. I mean think about. How are they suposed to discern reality if you teach them this way. Talk about planting seeds of doubt in a child's mind.

Sorry just off on a tangent here.


Nyxie

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That's a very good point, Nyxie, and I think most people would agree with you. I think that if I had to tell my kids there was no Santa I would rather explain to them WHY there is a Santa (real or not), just as I would explain WHY people need to believe in a God. I'm probably going to raise either very open, free-minded kids (remember, I still plan one of them Seraphim 😕) or.... well, hippies.:'(

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Originally posted by seraphimvulture
That's a very good point, Nyxie, and I think most people would agree with you. I think that if I had to tell my kids there was no Santa I would rather explain to them WHY there is a Santa (real or not), just as I would explain WHY people need to believe in a God. I'm probably going to raise either very open, free-minded kids (remember, I still plan one of them Seraphim 😕) or.... well, hippies.:'(
Go to Google to find some Ideas of how they came up with Santa.