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YULE LOVE – Repeating Childhood

Posted on December 19, 2012 by Robin Main

Exotic Babylon… the land just outside the original Garden… the place where war and earthly kings came into existence. To understand Babylon, we must comprehend some important features of the man who started it all. Before Nimrod, there were neither … Continue reading →

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Christmas Outlawed in Scotland

Posted on December 4, 2012 by Robin Main

Scots… not only thrifty, but zealous. William Wallaces… the lot of them. We can trace back our modern “War on Christmas” to the height of The Reformation. The year was 1583. The culprit was a passionate kilt-laden people who had … Continue reading →

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How did the American Christmas Tree Become So Popular?

Posted on November 30, 2012 by Robin Main

German immigrants to America are most probably the root of the spread of the American Christmas Tree, but not the carriers. That honor appears to go to commercial literature in the form of holiday Gift Books. Just know a paradox … Continue reading →

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Yuletide Tradition – Kids in Charge

Posted on November 27, 2012 by Robin Main

Did you know that having your children in charge of your household at Christmas and the chaos that usually ensues is a timeless cycle that’s a living piece of ancient culture? We literally tap into an ancient, authentic Yuletide atmosphere … Continue reading →

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