Does Christmas commemorate the day Santa Claus rose from the dead?
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No I think it's Santa's birthday or it's the anniversary of when he first started giving out gifts
Is this a joke?
Jesus" Birthday is celebrated on Christmas.
Santa Claus started out as the very REAL St. Nicholas, and the story evolved over time. <3
well your obviously an athiest bastard, and a stupid one at that. First off, if your going to insult Christians, at least get the story right. In our religion, jesus was born on christmas, and rose from the dead on Easter. it would have been a little funnier if you had asked "Does Christmas commemorate the day Santa Claus was born." but to answer your question, no its not. Christmas is the day of birth of the Savior Jesus Christ. But i do think someone is going to recieve an *** whooping for christmas
No. Christmas is the day Jesus was born! He was rose from the dead on Easter.
And BTW Clause is spelled wrong :) you need after the s! :)
Uhhh no. Christmas is Jesus's birthday.
NO! I refuse to get into a battle of wits with an unarmed person!
No, no, no, no, Santa is just a myth for little children to belive in.
how old arre you!?!?!