It's really a pagan symbol as tall spires were used to worship the norse god "ima-nekkidin-dawoods"
To say this is a Christian symbol is a farce. There were none of these in Jesus time and were simply added in later times by Christians.
/sarcasm
I love it. The more Santa (Saint Nicholas)and Christmas trees (Victory over Pagan beliefs by St Boniface and Luthers tradition of honoring Jesus's birthday)are banned the more these symbols can be reclaimed by Christians and the harder it is to secularize the celebration of Christs birth.
It's really a pagan symbol as tall spires were used to worship the norse god "ima-nekkidin-dawoods"
To say this is a Christian symbol is a farce. There were none of these in Jesus time and were simply added in later times by Christians.
/sarcasm
[...The more Santa (Saint Nicholas)and Christmas trees (Victory over Pagan beliefs by St Boniface and Luthers tradition of honoring Jesus's birthday)are banned the more these symbols can be reclaimed by Christians and the harder it is to secularize the celebration of Christs birth...]
INTERPRETATION: The less Xmas, the more CHRISTmas.