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Christ’s Resurrection: Not Just a Holiday!
It is quite unfortunate that the most important date on the Christian calendar is misnamed! While of uncertain origin, the best guesses are that the title “Easter” is derived from a pagan religion, but that is a subject for another time. My point is, however, that the name gives no indication of the reason for the holiday in the first place, which is to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Most Americans see the date as a time for easter egg hunts or to enjoy Spring.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty
Tagged Albert Ross, Ceasar, Christ, Christ’s Resurrection: Not Just a Holiday!, Easter, Gilbert West, Jesus, Julius Caesar, Lee Strobel, poet, President John Adams, Socrates
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