But I LIKE Shiny ... A Biblical Critique of Christmas

But I LIKE Shiny ... A Biblical Critique of Christmas

by Rosanna Evans

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Within the pages of this book, I put forth the premise to the New Testament Church that the keeping of Christmas as we know it is not only “not necessary”, but is actually offensive to God, on at least a few fronts. Against the clear words of the Lord, the Church coveted the things of their former lives and the world, and instead of detesting them, as we should; we have embraced them and agreed to include them in our worship to the Holy One of Israel. We, like Achan, have chosen to hide these items of nonbiblical faith deep under the tents of our lives, in order that we may bring them out and enjoy them. We have buried the origins of these pagan things so deep that most of us are not even really aware of these roots.

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