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This special edition, Christmas Eve show is brought to you by the International Fellowship

of Christians and Jews. Welcome and thanks for joining us for a special Christmas Eve edition

of Clay and Buck. Since it's Christmas time and this is our Christmas Eve show, let's talk about Santa Claus.

Take you on a little journey around the world with how Santa Claus is celebrated today, but also the history of Santa Claus.

There was a real guy that Santa is based on, and I think we should all know about him,

because there are some lessons from the real Santa Claus, apart from the reindeer's and the jolly red nose and the suit of red with white fur and all the stuff and the bag full of toys and the naughty and nice list and

all that stuff there's a real history to this let's let's dive in at first it's fascinating to see

how santa claus who started off and we're going to get into this inspired by st nicholas

a fourth century bishop known for his generosity.

But today, there are many variations on this.

Like in the Netherlands, he's known as Sinterklaas.

Sinterkoss is depicted as a stately bishop dressed in red robes,

and he arrives by boat from Spain, accompanied by his helpers,

known as Piten, Dutch children leave out their shoes with carrots or hay for Sinterklaas's

horse, and in return, he leaves them, yes, of course, small gifts or candies.

The Dutch celebration takes place on November, I'm sorry, December 5th, of course,

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