Now, many argue the Christmas tree has even lost its roots in Christianity, much like it has lost its roots in pagan celebration. The Christmas holiday has evolved to include other religions and ...

Most of us take the Christmas tree for granted as a symbol of Christmas, but its origins go back to pagan times. The druids, Vikings and Romans were among those who considered evergreen trees and ...

Tree worship was common among the pagan Europeans. ... And how can the tree-topper ... A Christmas tree can grow as tall as 40 feet and can live more than 50 years,” said Sudip Shaw, ...

The Christmas tree: From pagan origins and Christian symbolism to secular status. By Penny Travers. ABC Radio Canberra. Topic: Christianity. Sun 18 Dec 2016 Sunday 18 December 2016 Sun 18 Dec 2016 ...

The growing popularity of an angel tree-topper traces back to the Victorian Era. In 1848, the Illustrated London News published the drawing “ Christmas tree at Windsor Castle ” on it’s cover.