and it's a feast-day not a birthday

We are talking about mutual consenting marriages

The winter solstice is a pretty universal constant in religions

Dont worry the jewish people did similar as well. Thats why much older religions are parrotted in modern ones

@Goblin_Slayer_Floki Christmas is a feast-day not a birthday

It makes for easier conversions

Christian feast days were also called Holy-days...which we now call Holidays

Not originally

I just said that

St Patrick's day! yay

It was changed as this reality came to light. So again. Things were taken. Yes some adjusted later but still taken all the same :)

you are misconscruing the reasons

Lol you dont think it was for easier converting of pagans while streamlining the scriptures?

the church legitimised the divine interventions of the pagan saints as divine interventions, and they moved feast-days to make easter less jumpled up (Christ's original feast day was nearer to summer than winter)

You realize the *resurrection* story has grounds in 4 other far older religions?

Just jumping around

throwing random points

The hero's story is a common story

Egyptian, Zoastrian, Hindu, cant remember the fourth I think roman/greco

Romulas is a misnomer

yes, and the world is held up by 4 dwarfs. There are 7 billion humans and uncountable dead humans, things have been done before

they are not that similar upon closer comparison

Um look into the story of set

Are all stories that have a similar story arc the same?

is star wars the same as LOTR?

That is not a very compelling argument

for anything

Yes. Killed as a sacrifice, various days, then resurrection

No

just swap the god of choice for jesus

Romulas was not resurrected

I didnt say romulus

Did I

Debate a ghost

YOu said rome

I said I wasnt sure the 4th

roman/greco

That is the one i know

I have not looked at the other three though

Cool I wasnt sure on that one it could have been any other

The story closer resembles the hindu and egyptian tales