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- 25 December is not regarded as Jesus' actual date of birth
- The next day is Boxing Day in some Commonwealth countries
- American Apostolic Church celebrates Christmas on 6 January
- Eastern Orthodox Churches celebrates it on 7 January
- Holly and Christmas trees are common at Christmas
Expert summary
Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus and it is also an annual holiday that marks a season. It has also become a cultural holiday for all people irrespective of its religious significance. However, there are certain Christian denominations who do not celebrate Christmas and some celebrate it on other days. Christmas trees, hollies, lighted stars, and the exchange of gifts and greeting cards are part of Christmas almost everywhere. The arrival of Father Christmas or Santa Claus on Christmas Eve or Christmas morning is also a common practice throughout the Christian world. Christmas carol is also fairly common. The promotion of goodwill and peace are the common Christmas themes. Xmas is the usual abbreviation for Christmas.
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