Easter or Resurrection Sunday?

EASTER OR RESURRECTION SUNDAY?

The annual religious observance known in Christendom as “Easter Sunday” is celebrated by the vast majority of organized Christianity as the highest Holy Day on the religious calendar, and has been so celebrated now for centuries since the Church Council at Nicaea in 325 A.D. set the first Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox as “Easter Sunday.” At first glance, Easter festivities may seem innocuous…until it is understood that it was the early "Universal Church's" adoption of the pagan day of veneration of the Babylonian goddess Ostara (alternately spelled "E-o-s-t-r-e" and pronounced [æːɑstrə] , aka, Ishtar), the entire system of which is squarely centered in Babylonian pagan astrology, the anti-God religious system devised by Satan himself to redirect humanity's worship of God to himself. While Easter festivities are now observed by Christian groups around the world, the irrefutable fact is that the observance is entirely without Biblical precedence, and in truth owes its origins to paganism. Indeed, many of the festivities associated with Easter today, such as “Easter Egg Hunts” and the “Easter Bunny,” which have no connection whatever to the resurrection of Christ, and are carry-overs from the pagan festivals. Eggs and rabbits, for obvious reasons, have long been symbols of fertility and reproduction in paganism and mythology. So, the question then is: is celebration of Easter Scriptural, or more importantly, God-pleasing, at all?

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