When I was asked to write a Christmas sermon for pagans, I accepted the job lightheartedly enough.

But now that I sit down to tackle it, I discover a difficulty.

Are there any pagans in England for me to write to?

This is Pints with Jack, season 9, episode 8.

A Christmas Sermon sermon for pagans.

Have you been looking, everywhere searching for a place where you belong?

Away from the masses, among clinking glasses where the hearth fire is on.

Let the laughter welcome you in That eagle and child in

There's room at this table

So take a seat and tuck right in

Pints with Jack

Pints with Jack

Welcome friends to Pints with Jack We're taking a little break from our after-hours month

to get the gang together for a Christmas episode. In past years, we've discussed Lewis's essay,

What Christmas Means to Me, as well as Ex-Smith and Christmas, a lost chapter from Herodotus.

But today we're going to be discussing

a Christmas sermon for pagans, which is actually also rather good preparation for the abolition

of man in the new year and that he has strength next season, with the themes of truth and mastery

of nature and control all found throughout. But before we get to that, gentlemen, season's greetings.

Ho, ho, ho.

Was I on these episodes, I remember Christmas episodes in the past.

Obviously, we go through our favorite traditions and stuff.

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