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Thank you. Man thirsts for the truth: in fact, the truth of sensation. Christ identifies with truth; even Christ has to be fantasised in a long tradition of religious art to enable sensation. In these days of high-tech based entertainment, religious art, even a babe in a beautifully arranged manger scene, is relatively unglamourous. The fantasy of the nativity scene is by wordly standards of sensation distinctly second-rate, and thus down-graded is the truth experienced.
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Sometimes people get happiness to expend money.And festivals are great example of it.You have fantastically explained your views here.Thank you. Happy Christmas Day.
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