Renown film actor, dramatist, producer and director, Mike Bamiloye, has replied those who over the years have questioned the celebration of Jesus Christ’s birthday on December 25th.
Recall that Reno Omokri, Daddy Freeze and some others have questioned the celebration of Christmas which according to them is vanity.
In a post shared on his IG page this morning, Bamiloye wondered why they never questioned the existence of United Nation’s recognised days to acknowledge AIDS, Fathers, Mothers, Girl child and many others but have chosen to question Christians who have decided to celebrate the birth of their saviour on December 25th.
Read his argument below
WHY THIS POINTLESS ARGUMENT?
– mikebamiloye.
Which day was Cancer born? Yet the World gives Cancer A Day to celebrate it as WORLD CANCER DAY.
Which Day was Diabetes born to earn it World Diabetic Day?
Which Day was GIRL Child born?
Which Day was Labour Born to make us celebrate Labour Day Worldwide?
Which Day was AIDS born?
Which Day was Father born and we now celebrate Father’s Day?
Which Day was Mother born?
Which Day was Children born before we began to declare Children Day?
You never argue on any of the Days declared by the United Nations to celebrate diseases and Infirmities:
IT IS SHARE IGNORANCE AND KNOWLEDGELESSNESS, THAT WOULD MAKE A MAN TO ARGUE DEDICATING ONLY ONE DAY TO CELEBRATE THE CREATOR OF HEAVEN AND EARTH.
I don’t care if Jesus Christ was born on December 25 or not, even if it is on April 13, I care less.
But the Whole World have decided to chose a day to celebrate the Birth of the King of kings, Lord of Lords, the LORD JESUS CHRIST.
Why arguing whether My Lord was born on December 25 or not. While we chose to celebrate His birth on 25th December, you are free to chose your own date, and buy Christmas Tree and organise your own Carol on February 10.
Thank you Jesus Christ for coming into this wretched World to die for me that I might live.
And I look forward every year to Celebrate YOU on the Day we all agreed to celebrate Your Glorious Birth.
Merry Christmas, Lord Jesus!
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