Christmas Builders
1909

Published in 1909, 'Christmas Builders' by Charles Edward Jefferson is a theological treatise that critiques the commercialization of Christmas. Jefferson argues that the holiday's true spirit of joy and goodwill has been overshadowed by stress and frantic preparations. He advocates for a broader celebration of Christmas virtues, suggesting a shift from a single day of observance to a year-round commitment to love and kindness. This work is recognized for its cultural significance and offers insights into the deeper meanings of Christmas traditions and the nativity story.
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Project Gutenberg · 19 pages