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This 3 page paper compares and contrasts Christmas with Jewish holiday celebrations. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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3 pages (~225 words per page)
File: D0_HVChrJew.rtf
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Savior or the Prophet A. The first paragraph discusses the Christian perception of Jesus as the Savior B. The second paragraph discusses the Jewish view that Christ is a
gifted prophet, but not the Savior III Christmas Trees and Hanukkah Bushes A. This paragraph centers on a description of the pagan origins of the Christmas tree, touching on both
ancient Greek myths and medieval legends B. This paragraph describes the way in which some Jewish families have adopted the Christmas tree as part of their holiday celebration, calling it
a "Hanukkah bush" and differentiating it clearly from its counterpart IV Christmas and Hanukkah A. This paragraph briefly explains the Christmas celebration as the commemoration of the birth of Christ
B. This paragraph explains that Hanukkah is a memorialization of the restoration of the Temple in Jerusalem. The eight-day celebration honors the Miracle of the Oil. This is a far
different celebration than the Christian holiday V Conclusion Please note: there are no Roman numerals in the body of the paper; they are used in the outline for clarity.
Introduction Jews and Christians today find themselves living side-by-side and yet trying to honor their individual traditions. This paper compares and contrasts ways in which people of each faith
celebrate the holidays. It argues that each celebration is meaningful to those of that faith, but when "adopted" by the other, becomes secularized. The Savior or the Prophet Christmas has
become a stressful time of year for most people, since it has devolved into an orgy of gift-giving, overspending and a frantic need to make sure the house is spotlessly
clean and decorated. It exists now as an uncomfortable amalgam of secular and religious traditions. For Christians, the Christmas holiday is a time to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ
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