... to point out that the real reason Christmas was started was to replace a pagan holiday, first by the Roman Emperor Constantine and then later by other cultures. Constantine had wanted to ... in the area that they lived not the cities in which they were born. Roman efficiency would never consider a census as described in Luke. Even in today's world you can see that people pay taxes where they ...

... I posted the Christmas resources linked above, I wrote about the alleged pagan roots of the December 25 date for Christmas. And here&# ... this past January. And here's one on Luke's census from earlier this month. I also wrote about an issue related to Jesus' birthplace. Chris Price wrote two articles on census-related issues early this year. See here and here. This past April, Stephen ...

... -Sing, those executed for murder were 65% Catholics, 26% Protestants, 6% Hebrew, 2% Pagan, and less than 1/3 of 1% non-religious. Steiner and Swancara surveyed Canadian prisons and found 1,294 Catholics ... over 64% of inmates are Catholics. In the national prison population they average 50%. A national census found Catholics 15%. They count from the diaper up. Hardly 12% are old enough to commit a ...

... , of those executed for murder 65% were Catholics, 26% Protestants, 6% Hebrew, 2% Pagan, and less than 1/3 of 1% non-religious. Steiner and Swancara surveyed Canadian prisons and found 1,294 ... % of inmates are Roman Catholic. Throughout the national prison population, they average 50%. A national census of the general population found Catholics to be about 15% (and they count from the diaper up). ...