Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ on December 25 and its significance across cultures

Christmas is celebrated on December 25 to mark the birth of Jesus Christ, focusing on his teachings of love and compassion. The holiday brings families together for festivities, including singing carols and decorating trees. The exact birth date of Jesus is not mentioned in the Bible. Early Christians did not celebrate Christmas until centuries later, choosing December 25 to coincide with the Roman winter solstice festival, symbolizing the rebirth of the sun. Christmas is a time for joy, family bonding, and reflection on Jesus's teachings. It is celebrated widely across cultures and is known for its festive spirit and traditions.