"Sometimes I hear people complain that the department stores put up Christmas decorations too early. Or they say that the merchandisers are only thinking of commercial gain when they advertise with lights and decorations. For me, Christmas symbols cannot be displayed too early or too much. The wreaths, the lights, the red bows, the decorated trees, the presents, all remind me of the true meaning of Christmas. I say "thank you" to the people of the world who spend time and money to make lovely displays of gifts and decorations. They are advertising the spirit of Christmas. They are reminding me of Christ."
----Diane G. Adamson
I believe in Santa Claus.
Imagine Santa.
What is he like?
He wears red.
His hair is white.
He comes in the night.
He loves little children.
He wants us to be good.
And he brings gifts.
Now imagine Jesus.
What is he like?
His hair is white.
He comes in the night.
He loves little children.
He knows we are good.
And he brings gifts.
Santa Claus is a symbol of Christmas.
The symbols of Christmas can remind us of the true meaning of Christmas.
The symbols of Christmas remind me of Christ.
So, I believe in Santa Claus.
---Diane G. Adamson
2 comments:
I totally agree - Christmas stuff needs to be out :) THanks for the insight
Wow, I have chills. Thanks for sharing this...
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