Right off the bat, we see that there's
already some sort of discrepancy
regarding the dates that are observed.
Most of the world celebrates Christmas on
December 25th on
our standard Gregorian calendar.
The Eastern Orthodox churches also celebrate
it on December
25th, but on the traditional Julian Calendar, which falls on January 7th on our standard
Gregorian calendar.
Then there's the Armenian Church that still
celebrates Christmas on
January 6th, claiming that the date was changed to December 25th in the late 4th century.
Let's try to find out which date is actually
the correct one.