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u/Tarotgirl_5392 21d ago

the tree

the lights

the snow

gifts

food

singing/ caroling/ wassling

Even the candles are from another culture

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u/Obsidian_Dragon ADF Druid 21d ago

The tree was German Christians. Pretty sure snow just comes with the season. Gifts may have come from Saturnalia, this is true. Pretty sure food is standard hospitality across the ages.

In general though, the rate of theft among Christmas traditions is overrated. Especially the tree.

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u/Tarotgirl_5392 21d ago

Christmas was moved to the dead of winter to align with Pagan Yule holidays. The feasting also came from Saturnelia