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Well, I said this in another thread. BOTH are the two biggest of the year and very celebrated. But for him to come and not provide a way of salvation for all then the birth would not be as significant. For Christians, the death and day he rose meant salvation was secured. Without that day, the rest would not have meant as much. Its a little splitting hairs as both are extremely important to Christianity and Christmas is the biggest holiday (presents, tradition etc), but ultimately not the most important imo.
Yeah, bud. We had a conversation about this. I think both arguments are valid. I'm leaning more towards Christmas, but to be honest, it's only by a razor thin margin.
As an ex-Christian atheist, I still celebrate Christmas. Easter, not so much.