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Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

Here's a sign of the times.

Children are asking Alexa to bring them presents their parents didn't order.

A five-year-old boy ordered a Tesla.

Fortunately for his family, Amazon delivered Tesla-branded running pants rather than a car.

A mother says her four-year-old learned how to use her iPad to shop on Amazon,

and boxes and boxes arrived. He was jumping up and down with excitement that he had ordered all this

stuff. Here's a more ominous sign of the Times. The Wall Street Journal is reporting on

the generation gap over church at Christmas. The subheading explains,

Strained Surface when millennial children who rarely attend religious services visit baby boomer

parents who do. The article cites report that 52% of boomers see Christmas as a religious holiday,

compared to 32% of millennials.

The last statistic explains Pope Francis's statement to Vatican officials that,

we are no longer under a Christian regime because the faith, especially in Europe, but also

in much of the West, no longer constitutes an obvious premise of common life.

On the contrary, it is even often denied, derided, marginalized, and ridiculed.

This Christmas week, we're going to see what Christmas can teach a post-Christian culture

about Christ. Today, we'll learn about his power and discover why

such omnipotence is still so relevant to us. Colossians 115 states that the Christ of Christmas

is the image of the invisible God. This is an astounding fact. St. George's Chapel at Windsor Castle is famous as the burial place of Henry VIII,

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