Who was born on Dec 25th to a virgin, accompanied by a star in the East, adorned by 3 kings, and became...?

I was going to say Horus, of Egypt.

And of course, the whole list of them.

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Could be but the 25th birth date establish by a pope to compete with the pagan holidays for the birth of Jesus.

There was an alignment in the stars that put Jesus's birth around June.

Nice try but your viedo has been done before and been disproven time and time again.

It is nothing new.

I do know who the Messiah was, is and always will be for this world.

My prayer is that you know him too before it is too late.

Krishna, Buddha and Zoroshter were not born of virgins. Nor were they crucified.

"Oh, did I forget to mention Jesus of Nazareth?"

No, he was obviously not born in December. They celebrate it on that date due to tradition of earlier gods.

Yes yes, of course. But you know what some of those wacky christians will say

"No they copied Jebus!"

or

"Wahh! No, no no! LA LA LA, I can't hear you (nevermind that they're reading it)!"

or

"Stop persecuting us you evil atheists and gay pagans!"

EDIT:

Yes, go ahead and thumbs-down me, that just proves my point.

Greetings!

Will the next one be a Woman?

/!\

Mithra, Horus, there are many that share this myth

Don't forget Craig up the road...

Hey, you just answered your own question. Is that fair?