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December 07, 2005
What happened to the Baby Jesus?
Filed in: Current Affairs

Someone stole a life size baby Jesus from a nativity scene in Huron, Michigan.

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It's certainly sad to see a nativity scene missing the baby Jesus.

Maybe someone needed him for their own nativity scene?

I started thinking that I remembered seeing one recently - where was that?

Ksnativityscene

Oh, yeah, it was over at K's. Seems like she was missing the Baby Jesus too.

So I asked a friend to drop by over at K's and they took a new picture of the nativity scene...

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Hey! What's up with that?

Someone just trying to help out K. You know, you can just put it back - no questions asked!



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Isn't it traditional, at least for some folks, to leave the baby Jesus out of the manger till Christmas Eve?

EMCEE: Well, yes it is, and I didn't mean to leave my dear Catholic friends out of my post. I just had the Protestant example on the one hand and the Pagan :) on the other. You do bring up interesting aspects to our iconic values within the Christian culture. The Nativity scene doesn't really represent a time sensitive display. I mean who was there prior to Christmas Eve? Some animals. Joseph and Mary show up. Sometime later Jesus is born. Later on we get shepherds. And most scholars think a couple of years later the Magi show up (and not at the stable by that point). So really for everyone the Nativity scene is a timeless tableau in most respects. On the other hand, consciously placing the baby Jesus in the manger on Christmas Eve is a marvelous commemoration of the coming of the Lord. An acknowledgement that the creator of the universe became a human being in the most humble of circumstances at a particular point in history. I see great value in either representation. And, as usual, I'm going on... thanks for your thought provoking comment dear Mrs. Hapke.

Posted by: gail at Dec 7, 2005 11:06:49 AM

i think you're right gail. i seem to recall something to that effect.

Posted by: maggie katzen at Dec 7, 2005 7:49:47 PM

YEA! What Gail said!

EMCEE: Yeah, yeah. First you say the baby Jebus is sleeping. Now you say you were just holdin' him back. What's the dealio? Where he be?

Posted by: SondraK at Dec 7, 2005 10:37:43 PM

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