As God, his death was sufficient to provide redemption for all humanity. S stands for Saint Nicholas, the fourth-century Bishop of Myra whose life exemplifies faithfulness and charity. Saint Nicholas attended the Council of Nicea and supported the doctrine of the Trinity. He was kind toward children and often gave them gifts. While Santa Claus in its present form is a fairy tale, Christians can look to the real Saint Nicholas as a genuine hero of the Christian faith.
T stands for tradition.
Many Christmas traditions developed as reminders of Christ. This tradition originated in Germany from a Paradise tree symbolizing the tree of life and a pyramid holding Christmas figurines. In the 16th century, these traditions were combined into the Christmas tree. At first blush this may sound plausible. However, a careful reading demonstrates that God is condemning idols that are carved from wood and used for worship.