Birthdays connect to ancient Egyptian/Babylonian worship where birth dates determined destinies by star alignment. Early Christians avoided birthdays as pagan practice. Only two biblical birthday celebrations - both resulted in death (Pharaoh beheaded baker, Herod beheaded John Baptist). Candles, wishes, zodiac signs all stem from ancient witchcraft and divination practices forbidden by Scripture.

December 25th is Roman Sol Invictus (Unconquered Sun) birthday, not Christ's. Romans celebrated Saturnalia with gift-giving, feasting, role reversals. Christmas tree directly condemned in Jeremiah 10:2-4 - cutting tree from forest, fastening with nails and hammers, decking with silver and gold. Ancient worship of Tammuz (Babylonian dying/rising god). Catholic church merged pagan festivals with Christianity to ease conversion.

January 1st honors Roman god Janus (two-faced deity looking backward/forward). Biblical new year begins with first new moon of spring (Abib/Nisan) when God delivered Israel from Egypt. Gregorian calendar imposed by Pope Gregory XIII in 1582 to replace biblical reckoning. Resolutions, parties, midnight celebrations follow pagan patterns rather than God's appointed times.

Easter comes from Ashtoreth/Ishtar, Babylonian fertility goddess. Anglo-Saxons worshipped Eostre, spring fertility deity. Eggs represent fertility/new life, rabbits symbolize sexual reproduction. Sunrise services worship sun god at dawn. Hot cross buns marked with cross of Tammuz. Date determined by vernal equinox and full moon - pagan astronomical calculations. Christ rose during Passover/Unleavened Bread season, not fertility festival.

Lent's 40 days copying ancient mourning for Tammuz, Babylonian dying god. Ezekiel saw women weeping for Tammuz at temple door. Ash Wednesday from Norse mythology - Odin hung on World Tree for 9 days pierced by spear to gain wisdom. Ashes on forehead marks followers of false gods. Catholic church merged various pagan 40-day fasting traditions into Christian practice without biblical authority.

Halloween was originally a festival of fire that honored the dead and powers of darkness. Celebrated evening of October 31st continuing past midnight to November 1st. Catholic church introduced All Saints Day (originally May 13th) moving it to November 1st in 8th century to Christianize pagan festival of dead. Pagans hollowed turnips, rutabagas, gourds, potatoes and beets, placing lights to ward off evil spirits and keep undead soul 'Jack' away - original Jack O'Lanterns. Celtic priests converted to Christianity but kept stories of dead traveling afterworld, fairies became fallen angels.

Everyone loves their mother and Exodus 20:12 teaches 'Honor thy father and mother.' However man has established his own day of reverence to honor mothers - not scriptural but based on Satanic idolatrous principles. Ancient Greeks honored powerful titan Rhea, wife of Cronus, 'Mother of the Gods.' Romans held three-day Hilaria festival honoring Magna Mater (Great Mother) dating to 250 BC with temple on Palatine hill. Israelites in Egypt followed goddess Isis, also called 'Queen of Heaven.' Catholic church transferred goddess worship to 'Mary mother of god, queen of heaven.'

Saint Valentine takes us back to 3rd Century, around 269 AD. Roman priest/bishop who performed weddings so men could avoid military draft. Emperor Claudius II banned marriage believing married men made poor soldiers. Valentine defied emperor, married couples secretly in castle basements and wine cellars. Considered treason against Imperio Romano! When discovered, Valentine imprisoned and beheaded February 14, 270 AD. Day kept as tradition to honor sexual unions. Roman youths drew names of young ladies to be romantic/sexual partners for entire year. Roman pagan god Cupid (Eros/Erotic in Greek) joined with St. Valentine to bring pagan worshippers to Catholic church.

March 17th honors Catholic Saint Patrick, but celebration rooted in ancient Celtic Druidism. Patrick allegedly drove snakes from Ireland - but snakes represent ancient Celtic serpent worship and Druid priests called 'snakes.' Shamrock (three-leaf clover) sacred to Celtic trinity goddess. Green color honors Irish fertility spirits. Leprechauns are Celtic fairies/demonic spirits. Drinking, partying, wearing green all connect to ancient Celtic nature worship and spirit summoning. Ireland's conversion mixed Christianity with Druid paganism creating syncretic false worship.

From ancient Egypt and Babylon, sun was main false god (Ra the sun god). Idol worshippers chose day to honor false god called 'Sunday.' After Christ's death and resurrection, enemies infiltrated true Church as Scripture warned. False prophets arose teaching Sabbath was done away and Sunday exalted as Lord's day, making it easier for idol worshippers to join church and increase financial income if Christians met same day as pagan world. Only eight scriptures in New Testament mention first day of week - none teach change of Sabbath to Sunday.