As well it should since the spirit of Christmas, love and goodwill for all, is in accord with Judaism.
When I was 20, I spent my junior year in college in England. When classes let out for the last two weeks of December, I traveled to Morocco, where something life-changing occurred.
What happened was that I felt a longing, even an emptiness, I had never before experienced. Something was missing from my life, but I could not at first identify it. I knew it was not about being without friends or family -- after all, I hadn't been with family or friends for the previous three months. And it wasn't about being alone -- I had gotten used to...
welcome back!
hagd.
Good pleasure is in the genitive case, and indicates source. Men is the dative case. Eudokia comes from what God does through his work of in-birthing faith. Only the very old translations (KJV, NKJV, DR, etc.) have good will to men or to men of good will, so you characterization of "evangelical" is not accurate. There is no "all" in the Koine. Merry Christmas!