Lifestyle > Train of Thought

wasn't Easter supposed supposed to be about the crucifiction?

<< < (2/3) > >>

ironmike:
the word "easter" comes from english pagan origins.
easter was as english pagan celebration, celebrated on the same day. maybe thats where the easter bunny and eggs bullshyt came from.

the real word for the christian celebration is "ressurection" day. in most languages around the world, the word they use for this celebration translated in english is "ressurection" day.

Westcoastin':
Jesus rose from the dead?   thats the definition of a zombie, and those get blasted in the dome.. not worshipped

herpes:

--- Quote from: Westcoastin' on April 15, 2009, 06:13:02 PM ---Jesus rose from the dead?   thats the definition of a zombie, and those get blasted in the dome.. not worshipped

--- End quote ---

Nah, he was like Pac and was faking his death.  Get with the program

M Dogg™:

--- Quote from: ironmike on April 14, 2009, 03:35:43 PM ---the word "easter" comes from english pagan origins.
easter was as english pagan celebration, celebrated on the same day. maybe thats where the easter bunny and eggs bullshyt came from.

the real word for the christian celebration is "ressurection" day. in most languages around the world, the word they use for this celebration translated in english is "ressurection" day.

--- End quote ---

Christmas trees also come from Pagan origins. Pagans in England were very in tune with nature, and is the root for most English/American Christian celebration.

mikeymcee:
Just like Christmas

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page

[*] Previous page