>>52779540He owns every day of the year so it doesn't matter what actual day he manifested in the flesh; Christmas Day is the traditional date of commemoration, so there's no need to worry. That's like concerning yourself with the floating date of Easter even though we know he was crucified specifically on April 3; that doesn't mean the commemoration happens on April 3 every year. Easter has ranged from late March to late April without issue.
