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Good evening, Freedom Eagles! As Christmas Day comes to a close, we reflect on the intersection of Santa and faith for children and revisit the history of Christmas traditions in America. Let’s end the day with stories that warm the heart.

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Will Belief in Santa Lead Kids to Question Jesus?

Some parents worry that encouraging belief in Santa Claus might undermine their children’s faith in Jesus once they learn the truth. Experts suggest that belief in Santa can coexist with religious faith, serving as a fun and imaginative part of childhood.

Others argue that focusing on the spiritual meaning of Christmas is more important than perpetuating myths. The debate continues as families navigate how to balance holiday magic with faith-based values.

A History of Christmas in America

Christmas wasn’t always the grand celebration we know today. Early Puritans in New England banned the holiday, viewing it as frivolous and unbiblical. It wasn’t until the 19th century that Christmas gained popularity in America, thanks in part to German immigrants and Charles Dickens’s A Christmas Carol.

Today, Christmas blends religious traditions with modern festivities, reflecting America’s diverse cultural heritage. From Santa to nativity scenes, the holiday continues to evolve while remaining a cherished time for families and communities.

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