Comments by "Psiberzerker" (@Psiberzerker) on "Why is Christmas on December 25th?" video.

  1. "All right everyone, today we're celebrating Jesus, and not Saturn!" Until it became Sol Invictus. Look at how Helios, and Sol Invictus were represented, and then look at how Jesus was represented post-Roman conversion. So, it might have been around Christian Households "Pst. We're not celebrating Sol Invictus." Wink Wink. Right before the conversion of Rome. Also, there's that story about the conversion of Constantine. How does that go again?
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  2.  @constantineofamerica1555  Okay, just ignoring the many, many Statues of SI before the birth of Christ. I said look at how Helios, AND Sol Invictus were represented, because they're the same God. Helios is just Greek for Sol Invictus, as Saturn is Latin for Zeus. So, if you want to make up this "Sol Invictus Cult," and the dates to go with it to prove your point, I guess. Go right ahead, and do that, but I wasn't talking about the Sol Invictus Cult. I was talking about the Iconography of THOSE DIETIES, and how they influenced each other, through the centuries.
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