- He is omniscient, knows if all of us have been good or bad
- He is omnipresent, can deliver gifts all across the world in one night
- He rewards our behavior, or punishes it
- We sing songs/hymns praising his arrival and prowess
- We spend time in worship in the cathedrals called shopping malls and stores
- We offer up to him our children, ensconcing them in his bosom...
- We have effigies, idols of our God, Santa Claus everywhere, yards, homes, shops, schools, etc.
- We pray to him/write letters requesting him to intercede for us and bless us with showers of gifts
Deny these assertions. I dare you.
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