The difference between the word *CHRISTMAS* and the word *X-MASS.

The difference 

between the word 

*CHRISTMAS* 

and the word 

*X-MASS.*

CHRISTMAS is

combination of 

two words:

*Christ and Mass.*

Before Christ was born,

many years ago, 

25th Dec used to be

*PAGAN'S day for SACRIFICES.*

Later in the year 

533 AD Constantine, 

the head of the then

Roman Church which is today the Roman Catholic, 

changed the day from

*pagan's day of*

*sacrifices to* 

*Jesus Christ's birth commemoration.* 

He called the day 

*THE MASS FOR CHRIST*

*ie CHRISTMAS*

1.00  CHRIST in 

Hebrew means, 

*The Anointed One* 

or

*The Chosen One.*

2.00  MAS in 

Greek means 

*A Big Gathering* 

*of People*

Thus 

CHRISTMAS means 

*The Gathering of* 

*People of Christ,* 

*(His Followers/Disciples)*

Then, 

where did the word 

*X-MASS* 

come from?

Be ware!!

Its believed that after 

the day of gathering of

Christ's Followers

*{CHRISTMAS},* 

*became famous and respected worldwide,*

*Atheists & Antichrists decided to change it by*

*removing the name Christ for an X to mean*

*that there is no Christ.*

It changed the meaning

by reading X-MASS 

i.e to mean 

*"there is no gathering*

*of Christ's Followers."*

*Merry CHRIST-MAS* 

*& NOT X-MAS*

X is often used to

designate a person

*thing/factor,* 

*whose true name is*

*unknown/withheld.*

*It's used to take out*

*excise/cancel words.*

"X" has nothing 

to do with 

*"Christ"* 

*"The Anointed One,"* 

Let's not replace 

*Christ with "X"* 

Therefore as a Christian,

*don't use X-MAS but*

*CHRISTMAS.*

You might have made

that mistake last year by

wishing people 

*X-Mass* 

instead of 

*CHRISTMAS*.