December 25th Christmas pagan festivals aligning the birth of Jesus or Yeshua

The choice of December 25th for Christmas was influenced by the desire to supplant pagan festivals with Christian celebrations. By aligning the birth of Jesus or Yeshua with Di'ies Natalis Solis Invicti'i, early Christians could more easily integrate their new faith into existing cultural practices. This strategic adaptation allowed for a smoother transition and greater acceptance of Christianity within the Roman Empire. The festival's customs, such as feasting and gift-giving, were absorbed and transformed into the traditions associated with Christmas today, illustrating the blend of ancient practices and the evolving nature of cultural celebrations.