*🎄How to Have a Merry Christmas 🎄***

The West has long had winter holidays. Yet the meaning keeps changing. References to paganism have died out. So has the Roman Catholic festival that Puritans condemned.

Over the years, it became a celebration of Victorianism and vaguely Unitarian sanctimony before developing into what exists now: a time to gather with family and open presents.

Today's Yuletide celebration is as religious as Black Friday. We are surrounded by examples of this everywhere and they don't offend.

Only twice do leftover pieties become an issue. One is when bad actors try to kill off the name Christmas as a secularist victory lap. The other is when someone complains that others don't see Christ in the day.

Yet the unavoidable secularity shouldn't be controversial. It helps remind the Church not to bind the Christian conscience to what God never commanded.

That said, when Christmas is not treated as a day of worship, you are free to make memories with loved ones amid the red and green.

Note carefully that the issue is not whether Christmas is pagan. Winter holidays exist deep in the heart of Western civilization, across religious lines. They exist in the realm of nature and common, not special, grace.

Put another way, enjoy the day! Don't feel guilty because the fun isn't spiritual. Feel free to spend time with your family without dragging everyone to church. 🎅🏻 @Presbyterianism

Kinism: Charles Hodge

Charles Hodge (1797 - 1878) was a renowned Reformed Presbyterian theologian who served as the principal of Princeton Theological Seminary for over 27 years. He authored a plethora of works on the Bible and, as demonstrated above, clearly espoused Kinist rhetoric, often almost verbatim. His interpretation of Romans 9:3 certainly aligns with that of Kinists. Kinism is not a niche novelty but is attested to by many great and learned members of the Church.

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Our logic is Scripturally sound and easy to teach!

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Catechism on Kinism:
Biblically prescribed ethnocentrism.
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Kinism: Happy Easter

In all of creation there's one event that stands above all the rest. That has meaning so deep and so far, that shows sovereignty and love beyond comprehension. Today we remember that event, that our Creator God became a man lived a perfect life, allowed wicked men to brutalize him and nail him to a tree. He allowed himself to die and today he rose from the grave. Today we are victorious because our Jesus is victorious! Remember who you are, beloved by Christ. Celebrate today because you are loved by the one who is victorious, worship him today. No matter where you are no matter what spiritual State you're in celebrate today because no matter what failings you have or what sin you're struggling with today we remember that this will not always be so, that one day we will be clean through and through and that is a promise. No more sin no more struggle no More tears because today we remember our Jesus is victorious!

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