easter why do we celebrate it
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Those who believe in Christianity believe that Jesus Christ was resurrected on the third day of Good Friday i.e on Sunday.
People of Christian faith consider this event to be resurrected as Easter Day or Easter Sunday.
Easter is a day of happiness. On this sacred Sunday, the date is also called suvar.
The festival of Easter is celebrated as a symbol of new life and change of life.
Nightclubs and other religious traditions are accomplished in all the churches before Easter Sunday and their belief in the Lord Jesus is revealed by burning numerous candles.
This is the reason that burning candles decorated in Easter homes and sharing them in friends is a popular tradition.
People of Christian faith consider this event to be resurrected as Easter Day or Easter Sunday.
Easter is a day of happiness. On this sacred Sunday, the date is also called suvar.
The festival of Easter is celebrated as a symbol of new life and change of life.
Nightclubs and other religious traditions are accomplished in all the churches before Easter Sunday and their belief in the Lord Jesus is revealed by burning numerous candles.
This is the reason that burning candles decorated in Easter homes and sharing them in friends is a popular tradition.
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Hello @rishi sir
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Feast of the Christian Church , commemorating the Resurrection of Christ .Its English name is Derived from Eostre,a goddess of spring honoured by the pagan Anglo- Saxons during April.
The festival grew out of early Christians observance of the Jewish Passover, and from very early times there has been considerable variation in the date of the annual celebration.By an Act of Parliament passed in 1752 Easter Day is the first Sunday after the full moon which happens happens upon or next after March 21,and if the full moon happens upon a Sunday then Easter day is the Sunday following. Yet the full moon referred to is not the real moon ,but a hypothetical one, and table ate given in the book of Common Prayer for determining Easter in any given year.Easter may fall on one of 35days from 22 March to 25 April, and several attempt have been made to avoid the inconvenience of a movable feast by establishing a fixed Easter. So, far ,however ,ecclesiastical influence has told against it
Easter has been from ancient times the most important feast in the Christian year.Many popular customs,which probably go back to pagan times ,are also associated with it through out Europe, eg. the giving of Easter eggs.Eggs are a symbol of life and fertility, and the breaking of the chicken through the shell was taken as symbolical of Christ's resurrection
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Feast of the Christian Church , commemorating the Resurrection of Christ .Its English name is Derived from Eostre,a goddess of spring honoured by the pagan Anglo- Saxons during April.
The festival grew out of early Christians observance of the Jewish Passover, and from very early times there has been considerable variation in the date of the annual celebration.By an Act of Parliament passed in 1752 Easter Day is the first Sunday after the full moon which happens happens upon or next after March 21,and if the full moon happens upon a Sunday then Easter day is the Sunday following. Yet the full moon referred to is not the real moon ,but a hypothetical one, and table ate given in the book of Common Prayer for determining Easter in any given year.Easter may fall on one of 35days from 22 March to 25 April, and several attempt have been made to avoid the inconvenience of a movable feast by establishing a fixed Easter. So, far ,however ,ecclesiastical influence has told against it
Easter has been from ancient times the most important feast in the Christian year.Many popular customs,which probably go back to pagan times ,are also associated with it through out Europe, eg. the giving of Easter eggs.Eggs are a symbol of life and fertility, and the breaking of the chicken through the shell was taken as symbolical of Christ's resurrection
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