Sanfran - Jesus is The Reason for The Season Top Christmas Xmas Christian Ugly Jumper Sweater

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The Daily Mail is offended, of course, setting the jumper in context with the proclamation: “Political correctness has slowly eroded the outlandish displays of festive cheer that occur around Christmas time. The baby laid in a crib was to lie on a cross bearing in his own body the sin of the world, so that all who trust him could be forgiven.This jumper perfectly captures the waiting journey of advent, as Mary complains like a small child while on the back of the donkey.

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Like much of popular culture, its renewed popularity began in irony, but suddenly those gaudy designs, large pictures of reindeer and even flashing lights have become a staple of the modern Christmas.