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Date Posted: 23:46:40 12/26/04 Sun
Author: ts
Subject: Re: What is the X in XMAS?
In reply to: ts 's message, "Re: What is the X in XMAS?" on 23:29:59 12/26/04 Sun

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>>>What is the X in XMAS?
>>>
>>>
>>>Short Hand: The idea of using �X� in place of Christ
>>>is not a modern idea. In the Modern Roman Alphabet,
>>>the first letter of the word �Christ� is �chi� which
>>>is represented by a symbol similar to the letter
>�X�.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>� ClassBrain
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>You will frequently see people write Xmas as well as
>>>Xian, which means Christian, using the same
>principle.
>>>[Cross and Chi -- Two chi's superimposed upon one
>>>another. The chi in its normal position represents
>>>Christ. The chi in the position of the cross
>>>represents Christ's crucifixion.]
>>>
>>>>Dear brothers and sisters!
>>>>Merry Xmas and Happy New Year
>>>>May God Bless you throughout the next year2005!
>>>>May you have a great Xmas with your loved ones

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