Description
Fossilized Customs, The Pagan Sources of Popular Customs, Lew White. It claims these traditions are deceptive "fossilized" remnants. Fossilized Customs: The Pagan Sources of Popular Customs by Lew White is a research book that argues modern Christian holidays and traditions (such as Christmas, Easter, and Halloween) are derived from ancient Babylonian sun worship and pagan practices, not Scripture. It claims these traditions are deceptive "fossilized" remnants. Key Aspects of the Book: Pagan Origins: The book explores how ancient customs were disguised and absorbed into modern religion, calling them "deceitfully placed" traditions. Key Topics: It analyzes the origins of traditions like Santa Claus, Christmas trees, Easter eggs, and Sunday worship. Goal: It aim to expose the "Beast" as the reign of Babylonian, pagan traditions and encourages returning to biblical, Torah-based, or "Scriptural" observances. Author's Perspective: Lew White (also known for asserts that mainstream Christianity has replaced true worship with paganism. The book is often aimed at readers seeking to understand the origins of religious customs, and sometimes appears in studies about the roots of Christian traditions