Archbishop says nativity 'a legend'
(U.K. Telegraph) - The Archbishop of Canterbury said yesterday that the Christmas story of the Three Wise Men was nothing but a 'legend'.
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In a final blow to the traditional nativity story, Dr Williams concluded that Jesus was probably not born in December at all. He said: "Christmas was when it was because it fitted well with the winter festival."
And in other news, the Archbishop also noted that the sun rises in the East and that water is wet.
The Telegraph seems to take an almost demonic glee in trumpeting the blathering of this apostate bishopric.
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