Christian Today Article RatingWhy do some Christians celebrate Christmas on 7 January?
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62% : Suspicion of the Pope and Catholicism meant that non-Catholic countries, in the Orthodox east, and the newer Protestant north, were wary of the change.51% : However for political and cultural reasons, in the same year, Ukraine switched celebrating Christmas from 7 January to 25 December, so the phrase 'Christmas comes but once a year' was not true in Ukraine last year.
47% : This following many centuries of tensions over cultural and theological differences, and different attitudes to authority.
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