The Real Meaning of Christmas: When the World Began to Break Apart
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The Real Meaning of Christmas: When the World Began to Break Apart
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Christmas is often remembered as a season of comfort and tradition.
But the first Christmas was anything but comforting.
It marked the beginning of a quiet revolution — a dismantling of the world as people understood it. An interruption of empire, hierarchy, certainty, and power as it had always been defined.
This episode explores the real meaning of Christmas as a moment of deconstruction — when love entered the world not to preserve systems, but to undo them. Not to reinforce certainty, but to invite transformation.
In this reflection, we explore:
• Why Christmas was a disruption, not reassurance
• How incarnation challenged power, control, and dominance
• Why deconstruction is not loss — but an invitation
• What it means to stand between what was and what is becoming
This episode is for anyone who feels the tension of this season — the sense that something old is falling away and something truer is trying to be born.
Christmas was never about keeping the world the same.
It was about everything changing.
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