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https://www.mreavoice.org/ztnaqxuwr Several years ago I was writing notes in a Bible class I was taking. I copied what the professor was writing on the board. Typically he would use the Greek letter theta instead of writing the word ‘God.’ The use of an O with a line across the middle was our shorthand abbreviation for God. I learned that Theos is the Greek word for God. (Theology: the study of God)
https://www.elevators.com/65v28yje8 As class went on and the lecture unfolded, he referred to Jesus Christ. The teacher used the Greek letter chi (x) as an abbreviation for Christ. None of the other students questioned it; neither did I. Through my theological educational I learned that there was a long standing history behind these abbreviations.
https://lpgventures.com/uemdftlmq3 We Christians often lament the fact that Xmas has become associated with the commercialization of Christmas. For some, ‘Xmas’ is an offensive four-letter-word that pops up earlier and earlier each year. One friend of mine said, “We need to stand up against the secular system that wants to X-out Christ.”
follow link But ‘Xmas’ is a modern conspiracy to secularize this Holy season. The abbreviation actually belongs to the church.
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https://mocicc.org/agricultura/g4kr6hjx There’s a long and sacred history regarding the use of X to symbolize the name of Christ. Plenty of articles and information already exist that are just a ‘click’ away. Hmmmm, should I cut & paste? If only I could create one of those cool internet blue-words that magically takes you to a relevant site. Sorry, I do not understand the strange magic of technology and therefore dare not attempt such things. My point is, you don’t have to take my word for it. Or was that my point? Continue reading The Value of “X” in Xmas