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It's Christmas and Not X'Mas
by winston adams on Dec 30, 2007 08:45 PM  Permalink 

It's for rediff and all others who don't know about it-- It's CHRISTMAS AND NOT X'Mas. It's called Christmas as Jesus Christ was born on that day. Pl. be informed about the same - we should wish as Merry/Happy Christmas and while writing we should write Christmas and not X'Mas. Thanks.

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date
by lifeiskool on Dec 29, 2007 09:56 PM  Permalink 

i found my date at a christmas party prom night at college.....that was memorable!!!

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Great X mas in 2008
by dominodeck on Dec 29, 2007 12:29 PM  Permalink 

It is Really most memorable x mas as Modi won more time wins the Election.

Thanks and Christ is with Mr. Modi

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thats great
by Mahesh Yaranal on Dec 27, 2007 03:16 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

congratulations Pallavi !

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RE:thats great
by Prasad on Dec 27, 2007 03:47 PM  Permalink
Pallavi explain how it happened.

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Your most memorable X'mas/ New Year? Tell us!
by drunken monk on Dec 27, 2007 03:08 PM  Permalink 

Nonsense.. rediff writers need a past time..

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Mitra Jayanti & X'mas
by Lucy Mathew on Dec 27, 2007 03:05 PM  Permalink  | Hide replies

It is really shameful for rediff.com for spreading such type of wrong informations through rediff.com saying that Christ was 7 years old when the Christianity spreaded in India etc. etc. It is a historical fact that The Death of Christ has divided the History into 2 i.e. A.D. (After Death) & B.C. (Before Christ). Afterthe Death of Christ the Christian Era has started from 1. I don't think this has to be taught again this type of people. Using 'Mr. Jesus' and 'St. Thomas the myth' all not the correct way I think. Pl note, St. Thomas came to India in A.D. 52 i.e. after death of Christ (52 years). It is a hostorcal fact of Kerala History. He was the first navigator landed in India but not for business but for the evangelization of good news. The second navigator landed in India was Vasco De Gama, a Portughese Merchant, landed in Calicut (Kozhikode) port in the year A.D. 1498 who is known as the FIRST NAVIGATOR OF INDIA. This is for yr information pl.

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RE:Mitra Jayanti & X'mas
by rashmin dave on Dec 29, 2007 02:21 PM  Permalink
THANKS FOR TEACHING REDIFF.COM AND WISHE YOU MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR.



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RE:Mitra Jayanti & X'mas
by babu rengaraj on Dec 30, 2007 08:53 AM  Permalink
about St.Thomas, so many stories are there,and even in chennai people are saying the same old story , the first man landed here at a place called St.thomas mount
which one we have to believe
and you are saying that this is history
it's your belief and we don't want to question that but don't say that it is hostory

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