Shareef Twal @Hunnydrip
07 April, 10:19
Is it any coincidence that we celebrate Easter in Spring.

Do we have any evidence to suggest this was when Jesus, our Lord and Savior, was crucified?

Ishtar is the Mesopotamian god of fertility.

Is there a reason we have inserted eggs into our celebrations?

Why do we celebrate on the first Sunday after the first Full moon of Spring?

Is there a reason we have inserted rabbits into the celebration of Jesus Christ’s triumph over the world ?

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Rabbits have a long history of being associated with spring and fertility, dating back to the pre-Christian era in Germany. The rabbit is believed to be the symbol of Eostra—the pagan Germanic goddess of spring and fertility—as well as being a prolific breeder.

For those religions that celebrate Lent—the 40 days and nights leading up to Easter (this year, celebrated between March 2 and April 14)—it is often referred to as a season marked by [sacrifice.]

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Serah Oceane ♡ @QueenEsther
They would breed during spring to sacrifice their children in the winter.
10:37 AM - Apr 07, 2023
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