Does Christianity have an Original Holiday?

[FredNotBob]

Originally Posted by BP72

All the ones I can think of were adopted from other beliefs. Is there one that has no other history from another belief?

Early Christianity probably did have strictly 'Christian' holidays (that is, holidays that were specific to the Christian faith and didn't 'borrow' bits and pieces from other religions).

If they did exist, history has long since lost them to the 'blending' that occured to draw in the non-churchgoing 'pagan folk'.

[Asheville Native]

Originally Posted by RevelationWriter

Holi-day means Holy Day.

Yes, every Day is my Holy-Day to God.

I desire to count every day as being a celebration of Him.

A holy day with others? Nope I don't have one.

Shopping, Cleaning, Decorating, Cooking and Cleaning up again?
To celebrate with others of what I've done for them?
Nope I gave up on these Holidays for them.

I like celebrating what God does for me, instead.
That's my Holy-Days

And I can see that the blinders are on, and like most willfully ignorant Americans, you can't see past our borders.

Holiday means many different things in different English speaking countries, and not necessarily anything to do with any imaginary friends, but "time off from work".