Why did Puritans ban Christmas in 1635

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SSBakh · Answer 1 · 2022-04-19T14:41:41+0000

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The Puritan argued that the selection of the date was an early Christian hijacking of a Roman festival, and to celebrate a December Christmas was to defile oneself by paying homage to a pagan custom.

Why did Puritans ban Christmas in 1635

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