 Reverend Paul Nedergaard, a clergyman in Copenhagen, Denmark, attracted controversy in 1958 when he declared Santa to be a "pagan goblin" ("en hedensk trold" in Danish) after Santa's image was used on the annual Christmas stamp ("julemærke") for a Danish children's welfare organization.A number of denominations of Christians have varying concerns about Santa Claus, which range from acceptance to denouncement.Mary Baker Eddy, the founder of the Christian Science movement, wrote