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Santa Claus: The Great Imposter — "Ho! Ho! Ho! I Am God" — Omniscient, Omnipresent, Omnipotent | Santa = Satan; elves = demons | Saint Nicholas never existed?

Most children believe that that Santa is real, and a really big deal! They are taught to fear him and to worship him instead of God.
Teaching children to worship a type of the Devil instead of God is flat out wrong. It’s lying to our children about who our spiritual father is. And the impact on adulthood, from being taught to fear and obey this false God could have all kinds of profound effects, including rejecting God outright.
During this time, they should be learning the truth about God, instead.
The article shows how impactful Santa is to many children. These effects are HUGE!:

He KNOWS if you’ve been good or bad.”

To the average child – Santa can do anything.

Isn’t it amazing what these little children actually believe “with all their heart” about their great god and saviour Santa?

“Satan is accomplishing EXACTLY what he desired.

“Satan’s ultimate goal is worship. And millions of children are lovingly giving him their God-given child-like faith. They love their Santa! They worship their Santa!

Isn’t it amazing what these little children actually believe “with all their heart” about their great god and saviour Santa?


. . . every one of us shall give account of himself to. . . (Romans 14:12)

Santa.

He’s making a list, He’s checking it twice
He’s gonna find out Who’s naughty or nice
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THE CONCERN And whosoever shall offend one of these little ones that believe in me, it is better for him that a millstone were hanged about his neck, and he were cast into the sea. John 9:42

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Who, REALLY, is this man we affectionately call Santa Claus?

What do we REALLY know about Santa?

Is Santa just a jolly, harmless, friendly fellow?

Or is there something or someone else hiding behind jolly ol’ St. Nick?

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The first major problem in the Santa Claus saga is the person of St. Nicholas. There is very little evidence, if any, that the man St. Nicholas actually existed.

Nicholas’ existence is not attested by any historical document, so nothing certain is known of his life except that he was probably bishop of Myra in the fourth century. . .
(“Nicholas, Saint” Encyclopaedia Britannica 99)Nicholas, Saint (lived 4th century), Christian prelate, patron saint of Russia, traditionally associated with Christmas celebrations. The accounts of his life are confused and historically unconfirmed.
(“Nicholas, Saint” Microsoft Encarta Encyclopedia 99)
Unfortunately, very little is known about the real St. Nicholas. Countless legends have grown up around this very popular saint, but very little historical evidence is available. (Del Re, Gerard and Patricia. The Christmas Almanack. New York: Random House, 2004, p. 130)

In 1969, the final nail in the coffin to the feeble fable of St. Nicholas was officially hammered down. Despite the fact, St. Nicholas is among Roman Catholicism’s most popular and venerated “Saints,” Pope Paul VI officially decreed the feast of Saint Nicholas removed from the Roman Catholic calendar. UPI Wire Services reported that St. Nicholas and forty other saints were deleted because “of doubt that they ever existed.” (“Pope Marches 40 Saints Off Official Church Calendar.” UPI Wire Services. )

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Previously, we established the peculiar fact that today’s Santa Claus and St. Nicholas are not the same. They never have been. Santa Claus is dressed in a long shaggy beard, furs, short, burly and obese. The legends of St. Nicholas portrayed a thin, tall, neatly dressed man in religious apparel. You could not possibly find two different characters.

If Nicholas, the ascetic bishop of fourth-century Asia Manor, could see Santa Claus, he would not know who he was. (Del Re, Gerard and Patricia. The Christmas Almanack. New York: Random House, 2004, pp. 138,141)So the legends of Saint Nicholas afford but a slight clew to the origin of Santa Klaus,–alike, indeed, in name but so unlike in all other respects. (Walsh, William S. The Story of Santa Klaus. Detroit: Gale Research Company, 1970, p. 54)

The startling fact is, Santa Claus is not the Bishop St. Nicholas – but his Dark Helper!

In certain German children’s games, the Saint Nicholas figure itself is the Dark Helper, a devil who wants to punish children, but is stopped from doing so by Christ. (Renterghem, Tony van. When Santa Was a Shaman. St. Paul: Llewellyn Publications, 1995, p. 105)
Black Pete, the ‘grandfather’ of our modern Santa Claus. Known in Holland as Zwarte Piet, this eighteenth-century German version, is—like his ancient shamanic ancestor—still horned, fur-clad, scary, and less than kind to children. Although portrayed as the slave helper of Saint Nicholas, the two are, in many villages, blended into one character. This figure often has the name Nikolass or Klaus, but has the swarthy appearance of the Dark Helper. (Renterghem, Tony van. When Santa Was a Shaman. St. Paul: Llewellyn Publications, 1995, p. 98)

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While Santa and Claus may be disguising their real meaning – there is no disguising St. Nick. He is a well-known character.

Old Nick: A well-known British name of the Devil. It seems probable that this name is derived from the Dutch Nikken, the devil
(Encyclopedia of Occultism and Parapsychology, p.650)
Nick, the devil.
(Walter W. Sleay, Concise Dictionary of English Etymology, p. 304)
Devil: Besides the name Satan, he is also called Beelzebub, Lucifer . . . and in popular or rustic speech by many familiar terms as Old Nick . . .
(Oxford English Dictionary Vol III D-E)

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Santa’s Little Helpers?

Santa has some cute little helpers called elves. Webster’s Dictionary has an interesting definition for the friendly elf:

ELF
1. A wandering spirit; a fairy; a hobgoblin; an imaginary being which our rude ancestors supposed to inhabit unfrequented places, and in various ways to affect mankind. . .
2. An evil spirit; a devil.
(Webster’s Dictionary “elf”)

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Oh, how he loves the little children.

All the children of the world.
Red and yellow, black and white,
They are precious in his site.
Santa loves the little children of the world.

They stand in line to sit in his loving lap. They get their picture with Santa. They tell Santa their most intimate secrets.

They love their Santa – because he first loved them.

Is there something slightly familiar with this picture?

13 And they brought young children to him, that he should touch them: and his disciples rebuked those that brought them.
14 But when Jesus saw it, he was much displeased, and said unto them, Suffer the little children to come unto me, and forbid them not: for of such is the kingdom of God. Mark 10:13-14

We love him, because he first loved us. 1 John 4:19

Satan is accomplishing EXACTLY what he desired.

Satan’s ultimate goal is worship. And millions of children are lovingly giving him their God-given child-like faith. They love their Santa! They worship their Santa!

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Santa is All Knowing – He is Omniscient

He knows. . .ALL

He KNOWS when you’re awake
He KNOWS if you’ve been good or bad.”

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Santa is Everywhere – He is Omnipresent

Santa miraculously visits millions of children, all across the world, in one “quick as a wink” night. “In a moment, in the twinkling of an eye. . .” (1 Cor. 15:52) – Santa appears – all over the world!

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Santa is All-Powerful – He is Omnipotent

To the average child – Santa can do anything. The following are actual letters to Santa from children, taken from a local newspaper.

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Their Santa NEVER fails!

In one night, the all-powerful, Santa delivers millions and millions of gifts to children all around the world. Who could do that? Now, who REALLY believes that? That little child who has been preached to about Santa. That is who. They believe it. Just ask one. Nothing is too hard for their Santa. If the Christian world had, even a small drop of the faith the average child has in Santa – we’d have revival overnight!

Isn’t it amazing what these little children actually believe “with all their heart” about their great god and saviour Santa?

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. . . every one of us shall give account of himself to. . . (Romans 14:12)

Santa.

He’s making a list, He’s checking it twice
He’s gonna find out Who’s naughty or nice

So then every one of us shall give account of himself to. . . Santa?

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12 Comments

  1. emartin

    Amen! When will the saints of the true and living God cast off this idol, and give their allegiance to the real God: the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob?

    • Nan Raddish

      Amen, again!!!! I have just learned the origin of Christmas and Easter, and for years I celebrated both. But no more!!! I am not a pagan! You’re right, it’s ALL IDOLATRY!

  2. Sharon

    What a complete and utter load of hogwash. Santa, (which does not come from ‘Satan’, but from ‘Saint’) is a fairytale, much like all religions are – including yours. The difference being, Santa spreads joy and happiness, and is harmless, unlike your religion which has caused trouble for 2000 years now. At least kids grow up and learn that Santa is a fairytale. I wish people did the same thing with religion….. I feel sorry for you.

  3. Rachel

    I am sorry but this is a bunch of bs. I am Catholic and I have never once heard a priest/pope/bishop tell us to abandon the idea of Santa. I think if Santa really was the devil then the Catholic church would have put a ban on this man long ago and rebuked him away from this holiday. Santa Claus is a fairy tale for children to enjoy. When we are adults we learn that Santa is not real. We do not idol or worship this man. Also children cannot commit any major sin and I think God and Jesus let it slide that they ask Santa once a year for presents that these kid’s parents get for them. This all sounds like a bunch of extremist bs to me. The reason of Christmas is to celebrate the birth and coming of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. It is to celebrate God giving us his only son. Just because we have a little fun of telling stories about Santa on the side does not make this holiday partially evil. Way to try and destroy the fun, joy, and spirit of Christmas.

    • Brian

      I formerly was in the Catholic Church, and there are many things they don’t tell you about. For example, man does not have an immortal soul. The bible teaches resurrection for all the dead. As to Christmas, the Book of Acts is a portrait of the 1st Century Church after the ascension of Jesus Christ into heaven. Nowhere in that book do His apostles observe his birth or his resurrection or teach anyone else to do so, and Easter is named after Ishtar, Babylon’s Fertility Goddess.

  4. A friend mentioned to me (I do not believe him or you) that the 3 HOs in Santa´s character have a hidden message: there are always 3 HOs “Ho Ho Ho”; in the alphabet, there are 6 letters between the “H” and the “O”, so you are actually getting 666.
    I just thought it would be interesting for you…

  5. Anonymous

    bs

  6. Anonymous

    and ofcourse your beleifa are weighed heavy with evidence …such Hippocracy

  7. X£N0F031A

    To be honest, this post doesn’t surprise me. My kids believe in Santa but never have I heard this bs. Santa is fictional and when we age we fall out of our fantasy fairytale world, and see the bigger picture that Santa is just a fake man. All of the foolishness on this page is impossible to believe. The poster needs to think…if Santa goes out on CHRISTMAS DAY, the birth of God the Savior, how could a man just filling in for Jesus on Christmas Day be the Devil? Satan despises happiness so why would he go out as Santa? It makes no sense. Stop and think..

    • Most children believe that that Santa is real, and a really big deal! They are taught to fear him and to worship him instead of God.
      Teaching children to worship a type of the Devil instead of God is flat out wrong. It’s lying to our children about who our spiritual father is. And the impact on adulthood, from being taught to fear and obey this false God could have all kinds of profound effects, including rejecting God outright.
      During this time, they should be learning the truth about God, instead.
      The article shows how impactful Santa is to many children. These effects are HUGE!:

      He KNOWS if you’ve been good or bad.”

      To the average child – Santa can do anything.

      Isn’t it amazing what these little children actually believe “with all their heart” about their great god and saviour Santa?

      “Satan is accomplishing EXACTLY what he desired.

      “Satan’s ultimate goal is worship. And millions of children are lovingly giving him their God-given child-like faith. They love their Santa! They worship their Santa!

      Isn’t it amazing what these little children actually believe “with all their heart” about their great god and saviour Santa?

  8. Hebrews

    Research the festival of Saturnaila and start from there. There is nothing holy about Christmas period.

  9. Anonymous

    Why don’t you bring up Henry the 8th,how it was outlawed before he wanted to divorce his wife and abandon the Catholic religion then when he got remarried he tried to outlaw it again.

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