Comments by "craxd1" (@craxd1) on "The Occult #331: Why do Some Christians Claim They Didn't Appropriate Pagan Holy Days?" video.

  1. Most of those pagan holidays ran over several days. Later, one day was selected. The Christians began doing this early on, when they would tear down a pagan temple, and build one of their churches upon the ruins. The secret to it all, though some of the apologists will deny this to their dying breath, is that all three monotheisms still have pagan beliefs and ritual in them, but they are mostly hidden. Why is there an obelisk standing outside St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican? The obelisk is the masculine symbol, and the church, the feminine.
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  2. Most of those pagan holidays ran over several days. Later, one day was selected. The Christians began doing this early on, when they would tear down a pagan temple, and build one of their churches upon the ruins. The secret to it all, though some of the apologists will deny this to their dying breath, is that all three monotheisms still have pagan beliefs and ritual in them, but they are mostly hidden. Why is there an obelisk standing outside St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican? The obelisk is the masculine symbol, and the church, the feminine.
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  3.  @genli5603  LOL! You really do not know anything about your religion, do you?
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