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Hi everyone - hope you all had a good weekend!... just stopping in to let you know my is now fully stocked with items for Christmas - lots of small series limited edition pieces [once they are gone they will never be repeated!] and earrings galore.. hopefully a good mix for presents and treats for yourselves alike :) your designs are always so breathtaking! I really love those jade earrings.. so simple yet striking. :) So so many tempting delights and brilliant trinkets. Those pearls!And my! How hard have you been working!? Impressive and beautiful as always see you g xo Not only do I love your work but the way they are photographed! Great backgrounds!Also. I have tagged you on my blog to share 5 random facts about yourself. Check it out to find the link and rules :)Catherine ----------------------------------***This blog is a place for me to share what I am working on in the studio what I am finding inspiring and post updates about new work and forthcoming shows... I always love to hear from you so feel free to if you would like any more information about my work. Scroll down a little further to find links to my online shops stockists and browse through my archives and links. Thank you for visiting!***----------------------------------

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Hi everyone - hope you all had a good weekend!... just stopping in to let you know my is now fully stocked with items for Christmas - lots of small series limited edition pieces [once they are gone they will never be repeated!] and earrings galore.. hopefully a good mix for presents and treats for yourselves alike :) your designs are always so breathtaking! I really love those jade earrings.. so simple yet striking. :) So so many tempting delights and brilliant trinkets. Those pearls!And my! How hard have you been working!? Impressive and beautiful as always see you g xo Not only do I love your work but the way they are photographed! Great backgrounds!Also. I have tagged you on my blog to share 5 random facts about yourself. Check it out to find the link and rules :)Catherine ----------------------------------***This blog is a place for me to share what I am working on in the studio what I am finding inspiring and post updates about new work and forthcoming shows... I always love to hear from you so feel free to if you would like any more information about my work. Scroll down a little further to find links to my online shops stockists and browse through my archives and links. Thank you for visiting!***----------------------------------

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Hi everyone - hope you all had a good weekend!... just stopping in to let you know my is now fully stocked with items for Christmas - lots of small series limited edition pieces [once they are gone they will never be repeated!] and earrings galore.. hopefully a good mix for presents and treats for yourselves alike :) your designs are always so breathtaking! I really love those jade earrings.. so simple yet striking. :) So so many tempting delights and brilliant trinkets. Those pearls!And my! How hard have you been working!? Impressive and beautiful as always see you g xo Not only do I love your work but the way they are photographed! Great backgrounds!Also. I have tagged you on my blog to share 5 random facts about yourself. Check it out to find the link and rules :)Catherine ----------------------------------***This blog is a place for me to share what I am working on in the studio what I am finding inspiring and post updates about new work and forthcoming shows... I always love to hear from you so feel free to if you would like any more information about my work. Scroll down a little further to find links to my online shops stockists and browse through my archives and links. Thank you for visiting!***----------------------------------

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Last time we looked at an objection to celebrating Christmas: that. This time we’ll look at another: that it’s a “pagan” holiday. The charge that is a pagan holiday stems from allegations that December 25 was a holiday for ancient pagan religions and that some of the elements of the modern Christmas celebration undergo pagan origins – such as the Christmas tree. Origins or Parallels?It is probably true that some elements of the Christmas celebration have pagan origins though it may also be that the “origins” are really just parallels – that is coincidental similarities. Others might be intentional borrowing for cause. For instance it’s widely believed that December 25 was chosen precisely to parallel the ancient pagan holidays – it made the “holidays” easier on converts from paganism. Do Pagans Use Cups?Things that pagans use(d) in religious rituals are not necessarily evil. Did they use cups in their ceremonies? Probably – whether they contained water wine or something much more unholy. Does that mean Christians can’t use cups? Since Christ Himself gave us the use of a cup in the Lord’s Supper probably not. If that’s true then we have to ask whether the pagan use of a date or a tree or anything else disqualifies it from Christian use. Similarity to Pagan Things Isn’t PaganThings are neutral – “pagan” things aren’t pagan if they are devoted to God. The greatest example of this is the temple of Solomon. Although the basic floor plan of the worship area came from the tabernacle as decreed by God to Moses the temple’s architecture was borrowed from Phoenician (that is pagan) buildings of the same era and so were many of the temple’s decorations. Did this bother God? . The fact that some people used these things in unholy ways did not render them unfit for the temple so we shouldn’t think that the fact that some have used Christmas trees to worship Thor (or whatever it was) means that use of Christmas trees offends God. Reclaiming the PaganLastly. I think there’s something to be said for taking things for Christ. There is nothing made that Christ did not make. If there is a day or a tree or a symbol or anything else that has been used to honor demons. I think we should seize it for our Lord.----------(1) see Feel remove to redistribute content provided that credit is given to the author (preferably with a link) that every attempt is made to preserve the author's intent (that is excerpts are book just don't make me sound like I'm saying something I'm not) and that it is not published for acquire. If you have an issue with any of those points or if you have further questions feel free to contact me.

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Last time we looked at an objection to celebrating Christmas: that. This time we’ll be at another: that it’s a “pagan” holiday. The charge that is a pagan holiday stems from allegations that December 25 was a holiday for ancient pagan religions and that some of the elements of the modern Christmas celebration undergo pagan origins – such as the Christmas tree. Origins or Parallels?It is probably true that some elements of the Christmas celebration have pagan origins though it may also be that the “origins” are really just parallels – that is coincidental similarities. Others might be intentional borrowing for effect. For instance it’s widely believed that December 25 was chosen precisely to parallel the ancient pagan holidays – it made the “holidays” easier on converts from paganism. Do Pagans Use Cups?Things that pagans use(d) in religious rituals are not necessarily evil. Did they use cups in their ceremonies? Probably – whether they contained water wine or something much more unholy. Does that mean Christians can’t use cups? Since Christ Himself gave us the use of a cup in the Lord’s Supper probably not. If that’s true then we undergo to ask whether the pagan use of a date or a tree or anything else disqualifies it from Christian use. Similarity to Pagan Things Isn’t PaganThings are neutral – “pagan” things aren’t pagan if they are devoted to God. The greatest example of this is the temple of Solomon. Although the basic floor plan of the worship area came from the tabernacle as decreed by God to Moses the temple’s architecture was borrowed from Phoenician (that is pagan) buildings of the same era and so were many of the temple’s decorations. Did this bother God? . The fact that some people used these things in unholy ways did not get them unfit for the temple so we shouldn’t think that the fact that some have used Christmas trees to worship Thor (or whatever it was) means that use of Christmas trees offends God. Reclaiming the PaganLastly. I evaluate there’s something to be said for taking things for Christ. There is nothing made that Christ did not make. If there is a day or a tree or a symbol or anything else that has been used to honor demons. I think we should seize it for our Lord.----------(1) see Feel free to redistribute content provided that credit is given to the author (preferably with a link) that every attempt is made to preserve the author's intent (that is excerpts are fine just don't make me sound like I'm saying something I'm not) and that it is not published for profit. If you have an issue with any of those points or if you have further questions feel free to communicate me.

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Last time we looked at an objection to celebrating Christmas: that. This time we’ll be at another: that it’s a “pagan” holiday. The charge that is a pagan holiday stems from allegations that December 25 was a holiday for ancient pagan religions and that some of the elements of the modern Christmas celebration have pagan origins – such as the Christmas tree. Origins or Parallels?It is probably adjust that some elements of the Christmas celebration have pagan origins though it may also be that the “origins” are really just parallels – that is coincidental similarities. Others might be intentional borrowing for effect. For instance it’s widely believed that December 25 was chosen precisely to parallel the ancient pagan holidays – it made the “holidays” easier on converts from paganism. Do Pagans Use Cups?Things that pagans use(d) in religious rituals are not necessarily evil. Did they use cups in their ceremonies? Probably – whether they contained water wine or something much more unholy. Does that mean Christians can’t use cups? Since Christ Himself gave us the use of a cup in the Lord’s Supper probably not. If that’s true then we undergo to ask whether the pagan use of a date or a tree or anything else disqualifies it from Christian use. Similarity to Pagan Things Isn’t PaganThings are neutral – “pagan” things aren’t pagan if they are devoted to God. The greatest example of this is the temple of Solomon. Although the basic floor plan of the worship area came from the tabernacle as decreed by God to Moses the temple’s architecture was borrowed from Phoenician (that is pagan) buildings of the same era and so were many of the temple’s decorations. Did this bother God? . The fact that some people used these things in unholy ways did not render them unfit for the temple so we shouldn’t think that the fact that some undergo used Christmas trees to worship Thor (or whatever it was) means that use of Christmas trees offends God. Reclaiming the PaganLastly. I think there’s something to be said for taking things for Christ. There is nothing made that Christ did not alter. If there is a day or a tree or a symbol or anything else that has been used to honor demons. I evaluate we should seize it for our ennoble.----------(1) see Feel remove to redistribute content provided that credit is given to the author (preferably with a link) that every attempt is made to preserve the author's intent (that is excerpts are fine just don't make me sound like I'm saying something I'm not) and that it is not published for profit. If you have an issue with any of those points or if you have further questions feel free to contact me.

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