Christian legends are stories that have developed over centuries, often based on the lives of saints, biblical figures, or significant events in Christianity. These tales serve to inspire faith, convey moral lessons, and illustrate the virtues of Jesus Christ and his followers. Many legends highlight miraculous events, such as healings or divine interventions, reinforcing the belief in the power of God. These legends can vary widely by culture and region, with some becoming integral to local traditions and celebrations. Notable examples include the legends of Saint Nicholas, which inspired the modern figure of Santa Claus, and the tales surrounding Saint George and the dragon, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil.