He sees you when you're sleeping. He knows when you're awake.

He knows if you've been bad or something good point like you said.

Okay, jokes and weirdness aside, today I'm going to be discussing with all of you

five reasons why myself and my husband have decided that we will not be doing Santa in our home for Christmas.

Now, before the pitchforks come out, let me just say that this is not some crusade to ruin

anyone's childhood, okay? It is a call to steward childhood well. And that's not me saying

that you're a bad parent. If you do do Santa. Okay, I'm not here to

attack anyone else's parenting, but rather just offer my perspective as a fellow parent, a fellow

believer that perhaps you haven't considered before and could potentially, you know, use as a

blessing moving forward. So I just want to encourage you

to approach this openly rather than offendedly. Speaking of to the Christmas's pagan crowd,

hi, hello, how are you? I have actually already filmed an hour and a half video breaking that

claim down with actual history and biblical context.

So if that's what's in your mind immediately going into this, I'm just going to lovingly

redirect you over to that video.

Amen.

This video, I am explicitly coming for Santa Claus.

And let me tell you why.

Okay.

The thing is, as parents, we are responsible for the Claus. And let me tell you why. Okay. The thing is, as parents, we are responsible for the stories, the symbols, and the spiritual framework that we hand down to our children, right?

We are responsible for what shapes their worldview, for what captures their imagination. So when I say

we don't do Santa in our home, it's not like about being

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