Today (Dec. 25), is The Great Day of Idolatry when men are offering strange fire unto the Lord. Will the Lord God be pleased? Does anyone care what pleases God?
Last night I was reading Leviticus. I read in Leviticus 10:1-2 how two of the sons of Aaron (1) tried to worship the Lord in a way which God had not commanded them. And what was the result? God killed them both with fire. This is exactly what Christmas is, men trying (or claiming to) worship God in a way he has not commanded. How will God accept this offering? I think the scripture has clearly spoken.
It is wrong to make up our own religious celebrations, because trying to worship God in the way our flesh desires is indeed evil.
Here is a thought. If we decide what God wants rather than listen to what he has told us, have we not made ourselves god in our eyes?
We are to be separate, and have nothing to do with this Idolatry, lest we be recipients of the wrath of God which he will send on the disobedient (see Colossians 3:2-10, and Ephesians 5:3-7).
(1) Nadab and Abihu, the two eldest sons of Aaron (Exodus 6:23,1 Chronicles 24:1-2).
See "Is Christmas in the Bible?"
See The True Origin of CHRISTMAS
See XMAS, the diabolical paradox
See "A Christmas Conversation"