There is no one way Christians celebrate Christmas. It is up to the individual to decide how to do that. Most Christians go to Church on Christmas Day and spend the day with friends and family
Jesus' birth is celebrated by Christians on Christmas day.
Egypt is a Muslim nation. They do not have Christmas.
December 25thAnswer:It depends on the group you are interested in:Moslems don'tJews don'tCoptic Christmas is observed on the 7th day of JanuaryOrthodox Christians celebrate Christmas Day on or near January 7 in the Gregorian calendarWestern rite Christians celebrate Christmas on December 25
Jesus Christ's followers were ridiculed and called 'Christians'. Christians celebrate Christmas because it is the chosen day of the birth of Jesus (when in actual fact he was born in the summer).
In Egypt, Christmas is celebrated by the Coptic rites on January 6. Prior to Christmas, a 43 day fast, in which only non-animal foods are consumed, is observed. During the last thirty days of the fast, joy hymns are sung. Homes are decorated in the traditional western ways.
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A lot of it depends on what domination you are in. The basic ones that all Christians celebrate are Christmas and Easter. Others include Advent, Pentecost, and Lent.
Christians who celebrate it, do it to remember and honor the birth of Jesus Christ. They celebrate Christ's birth on Christmas day. He really wasn't born that day though! Non-Christians who celebrate it, do so because it has become a secular tradition based on folklore with roots in paganism (even if they don't know that).
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Christmas is important to Christians because it is the day Christ (Jesus) was born. Jesus is the main figure in Christianity (which is why it is called CHRIST MAS. Although Christmas is a Christian celebration, a lot of non Christians celebrate it as a secular holiday.
Not exactly, they celebrate Christmas - but we do not actually know the day/date on which Christ was born and it was convenient for the early church to supplant the pagan winter solstice festival with Christmas.