[DouglasKC]

The point being that Christmas is the primary season (not even a day) that has replaced God's Holy days.
Since I am a rigid advocate for sola scriptura, where is your scriptural justification for this statement?

God's holy days are enumerated in Exodus 34, although it's interesting that Genesis 1:14 translates a word as "seasons" that is later used to mean the feasts of the Lord.

These days were kept by Jesus (John 7:10 and various other scriptures) and the disciples and were never done away with by God or anyone else in the bible.

[LiteKeeper]

Again, since you failed to answer my question, I will ask it agains. Where is the celebration of Christ's birth included, in Scripture, as a holy day...or as you eluded to it, as a day that replaces the other days?

Heading for bed, will read in the morning.

[fella]

"God's holy days are enumerated in Exodus 34, although it's interesting that Genesis 1:14 translates a word as "seasons" that is later used to mean the feasts of the Lord.

These days were kept by Jesus (John 7:10 and various other scriptures) and the disciples and were never done away with by God or anyone else in the bible.

Amen, to that.

"There are none so blind as those who refuse to see nor none so deaf as those who refuse to hear".