A plain birth

While arguments can be made for the historicity or otherwise of the elements of the Nativity accounts in both Matthew and Luke, the plain facts of the birth of the man called "Jesus" in Bethlehem who later lived in Nazareth are generally considered to be history.

Claims of divinity are clear in all the new testament texts.

Faith decides your response.

Of course
Easter is the much greater feast for the Christian

O Filii et Filiae
rex caelestis
rex gloriae
Mortis surrexit hodie
Alleluia.