Muslim’s believe Jesus was born in the Summer, as mentioned in the Qur’an.
Christian’s believe Jesus was born on December 25th, however, this is not mentioned in the bible…
Jehova’s Witnesses believe Jesus was born in October – and they are probably correct.

Isn’t it funny how Religion is so blindly followed by so many, many people? Jesus told his disciples to celebrate his “death”, not his birth – yet (and I include myself in this, as although not religious, I do do “the gift thing” at Christmas), we celebrate his birth. Why?

Well, let me tell you the story of someone:
He was born in a manger to a Virgin mother.
His followers drank wine and ate bread in a ceremony of baptism.
He ate a last supper, with his twelve disciples.
He died, came back seven days later, then rose to heaven.
He was often depicted with a halo over his head.
He is, of course, “Mithras” – an early pagan god, worshipped by the Romans long before the year zero.