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Easter isn't wrong. Its a religious holiday celebrating when Jesus rose from the dead. So if you are
saying the holiday is wrong....then you are saying the celebration of the resurection is wrong. |
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No, Easter is not wrong. It is not right either. It just is.
Now pass my sugar coated marshmallow PEEPS so I can bite off the sugary sweet ears. |
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Easter is about the ressurection of Christ (which is the cause for the eggs), it IS just a
coincidence, and who said that's where the name came from? It's about Christ's eternal life, and
that's not wrong at all. |
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Easter is in the Spring because Christ was crucified and resurrected in the Spring. And Easter is a
celebration of the Resurrection, which allows us to live again, which is where the celebration of
new life comes from which is why baby chicks and blossoming flowers and such are symbols of Easter. |
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Every religion has elements of truth in them , that's why they collide so much EG: Christmas Yule
Ramadan Honaka(i know that's not the right spelling but i don't know it so...) Easter Beltane etr
etr... There go every religious holiday is right. And so is every religion, to an extent. |
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I think the religious holidays are a brilliant idea by early Christians. If you can't convert the
pagans to Christianity, then just take over their holy days. I don't see anything wrong with this
practice - except for the fact that it ends up promoting a fictional god character, but what a
brilliant strategy! |
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Does that mean Easter is wrong? I think not. You see to forget that a lot of cultures around the
world are Christian, thankfully. Which means, that other beliefs might be dragged in. But, Easter is
the celebration of Christ, therefore it is not wrong. |
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