That is not the true birth date of Jesus. He is either an Aries or a Pisces
Although Christmas is celebrated every year on the 25th of December, the exact date of birth of Jesus is unknown. Most Biblical scholars agree that the birth did not, in fact, occur in December, but probably during the spring of the year. The Gospel of Luke states that the shepherds to whom the birth was announced were keeping watch over their sheep at night (Luke 2:8) which suggests the time (spring) of the lamb’s birth. Only then did shepherds (p. 206) take the trouble to guard their flocks around the clock. For example, sheep were kept in pens in the winter.
Then why 25th December? Actually, the date was not chosen by Christians, but by the Romans, the traditional opponents of the early Church.
As the days became significantly shorter in November and December each year, Roman citizens began to fear that the Earth was about to “die.” Due to longer days resulting from the “return of the sun” in late December, the Romans celebrated the “Feast of Sol Invictus” (Invincible Sun) on 25 December. Liberius, Bishop of Rome, ordered in 354 that all Christians celebrate. The child Jesus Christ was born on that day. Scholars believe that the bishop chose this date so that Christians, still members of an “unlawful religion” in the eyes of the Romans, could do so.
