What does Easter commemorate?
Correct answer: The resurrection of Jesus from the dead
Red
Player #4821096, I was dead for just over eight minutes. Won't call it a resurrection, but a mighty fine resuscitation.
Player #32518581
Player #4591934, Exactly. Came here to say this. Thank you
Veronica
DJH, be quiet, red.
DJH
Be quiet, Red.
Giggle pig
footnie55, no, it’s not.
Jg
Amen! Thank you Lord!
annu pandey
kartikey panday and
Taimis@Luka❤
in the Philippines, it's a holy weeks time,no parties,no new things and no Easter egg, just praying for a said days 😊✝️🛐🙏
suriya
he'llo
footnie55
Felipe, That's because its actually a pagan fertility ritual that has absolutely nothing to do with Christ.
Thato
Thank you lord for your son JESUS
Melode
There are many things the Catholic church does that Protestants disagree with. The first Christians were Jews who followed what Jesus told them. I stopped believing in rabbits Easter eggs and all that when I was a kid.
Player #47520708
Player #4591934, Thank you for posting the truth.
Player #18117720
Easter had been around for thousands of years before the cult of jesus stole it.
Player #49643638
Easter covers the death and resurrection.
DUA
The longest option is always correct.
Player #34449146
Player #4821096, Jesus Christ is God the Son who came to earth and lived as a man. His miracles proved He was who He said He was - He was not just a "human". By the way, lent, 40 days of fasting, etc. are not Biblical, but are things introduced by the Catholic denomination (which is NOT the church of the New Testament).
Player #4591934
Jesus died on a date and dates fall on different days. He died on the the day of the Passover- Nisan 14 of the Jewish calendar. Easter actually commemorates the Goddess of Fertility hence the easter eggs. It is steep in ritual and pagan worship, not christianity at all.
K1tsune
I'M CATHOLIC I SHOULD KNOW THIS-