Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Most Christians cannot explain why they use a Christmas tree, exchange gifts, or decorate with mistletoe, because the truth is, Christmas is pagan.
From Winter Solstice rituals honoring Thor, Odin, and other pagan gods to Roman Saturnalia, a festival of lawlessness and mass pagan celebration, the holiday was simply Christianized when the Church placed Jesus’ birth on December 25.
In this clip, Pat Robertson openly admits on The 700 Club that Christmas trees, wreaths, mistletoe, and holiday displays come from Teutonic paganism, not Christianity. He laughs as he explains that these traditions would be more accurately described as Winter Solstice celebrations for Thor and Odin.
Robertson also describes Saturnalia, a Roman festival of lawlessness, naked singers, and mass pagan celebrations. The Church simply placed Jesus’ birth on December 25 to Christianize these pagan customs. Every part of Christmas—the tree, mistletoe, and gift-giving—has pagan origins.
Even today, the Asherah (Babylonian tree of life) is used in magic, Kabbalah, and occult rituals, symbolizing the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and Nimrod’s reproductive organ. This is the paganism most Christians ignore when they celebrate Christmas.
Watch the full documentary “The Spirit of Christmas” to see the complete story. Stay tuned — my new book about THE NAME YHWH is coming soon.
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Most Christians cannot explain why they use a Christmas tree, exchange gifts, or decorate with mistletoe, because the truth is, Christmas is pagan.
From Winter Solstice rituals honoring Thor, Odin, and other pagan gods to Roman Saturnalia, a festival of lawlessness and mass pagan celebration, the holiday was simply Christianized when the Church placed Jesus’ birth on December 25.
In this clip, Pat Robertson openly admits on The 700 Club that Christmas trees, wreaths, mistletoe, and holiday displays come from Teutonic paganism, not Christianity. He laughs as he explains that these traditions would be more accurately described as Winter Solstice celebrations for Thor and Odin.
Robertson also describes Saturnalia, a Roman festival of lawlessness, naked singers, and mass pagan celebrations. The Church simply placed Jesus’ birth on December 25 to Christianize these pagan customs. Every part of Christmas—the tree, mistletoe, and gift-giving—has pagan origins.
Even today, the Asherah (Babylonian tree of life) is used in magic, Kabbalah, and occult rituals, symbolizing the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and Nimrod’s reproductive organ. This is the paganism most Christians ignore when they celebrate Christmas.
Watch the full documentary “The Spirit of Christmas” to see the complete story. Stay tuned — my new book about THE NAME YHWH is coming soon.
#ChristmasIsPagan #PaganChristmas #ChristianIdolatry #SpiritOfChristmas #YHWH #SacredTree #BibleWarnings #ChristianTruth #ChristmasOrigins #WinterSolstice #yahuwah #yahushua #yhwh #natsarim #endtimes #paganholidays #torah #torahtruth #messianic #messianicjudaism #natsarim #paganholidays #paganorigins #trendingshorts
