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Christmas Sayings by Taylor Caldwell |
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Christmas is an auspicious occasion celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. It is observed respectfully on 25th December every year. Although a Christian carnival by origin, people from all around the world join in the fiesta in a spontaneous fashion. Christmas carols, parties, food and prayers mark the beginning of an unsullied enjoyment just as the clock ticks over to 12 midnight on 24th December. Christmas sayings are very endearing to people of all ages. Teenagers and kids send beautiful Christmas cards to their loved ones to wish 'Merry Christmas' to each other. These exquisite cards are comprised of memorable Christmas Sayings by Famous Personalities. These sayings range from funny or quick-witted ones to serious stuffs.
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Christmas Sayings by Taylor Caldwell are specially popular for their profundity of Christian virtues.One of the striking features of Christmas Sayings by Taylor Caldwell is that they reflect the author's deep-seated Christian beliefs. The sheer optimism of the sayings goes to show her unflinching trust upon the Lord. So it can be safely said that Christmas Sayings by Taylor Caldwell are perfectly in tune with the cardinal theme of Christmas, that is, to overcome all odds in order to live together peacefully.
Taylor Caldwell was a fecund author renowned for her fictions such as Dynasty of Death (1938), The Wide House (1945), Let Love Come Last (1949), Melissa (1948), Bright Flows the River (1978) and A Prologue to Love (1962). Her writing career is based on a constant awareness of social philosophy. One of the famous Christmas Sayings by Taylor Caldwell touches upon the theme of man's eternal union with the Divine. It reads:
"I am not alone at all, I thought. I was never alone at all. And that, of course, is the message of Christmas. We are never alone. Not when the night is darkest, the wind coldest, the world seemingly most indifferent. For this is still the time God chooses."
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