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Do You Celebrate Easter Even If You're Not Christian?
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Easter is a bigger deal in the Christian calendar than Christmas... but how many of you still celebrate it even if you're not religiously inclined?
By celebrate I mean anything from having the family round for a big roast dinner after spending the morning in church, to simply buying an Easter egg, or perhaps giving something up for lent?
By celebrate I mean anything from having the family round for a big roast dinner after spending the morning in church, to simply buying an Easter egg, or perhaps giving something up for lent?
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Talking of celebrating Easter.
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I Celebrate spring with planting and cleaning I put away the candles and let the light in by cleaning windows. Enjoy seasonal food and try to get out in the green world. The Easter holiday is a convenient time. The name Easter comes I believe from Eostre which was a spring festival.
Give the early Christians their due they were good at hijacking convenient local festivals, minor gods and customs to make their offering more palatable. The biggest example was the development of JCs mother into a divine being to appeal to the goddess worshipping pagans.
Give the early Christians their due they were good at hijacking convenient local festivals, minor gods and customs to make their offering more palatable. The biggest example was the development of JCs mother into a divine being to appeal to the goddess worshipping pagans.
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