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Actually, the pagan holiday is December 21/22 (depending), the Winter Solstice or shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere. The 25th was picked because it was close enough to the pagan holiday to co-opt it with minimal fuss.SwiftThe date of December 25 is actually a pagan holiday. However, since they were so busy with that, Christians were able to have there own celebration. It's beyond obvious that Jesus was born in the springtime. However, Christmas is the celebration of christ's birth into our carnal world.
But big props to you, Swift - most Christians deny that as the reason for why Christ's birth was set at December 25th.