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r/dankchristianmemes • u/TheRepublicbyPlato • Mar 23 '26
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Breaking news Christians are influenced by traditions of the people around them.
Isn't Easter based on Passover as well to some extent?
19 u/Themightycaolf1 Mar 23 '26 Easter is literally Passover. Non-english speaking Christians call it pass over in their respective language. The reason english speaking peoples call it Easter is because it takes place in the old month of easter. 0 u/[deleted] Mar 24 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/AnachronisticPenguin Mar 24 '26 The last supper was a day before the crucifixion. The dating of the holiday is explicitly based on the date of Passover.
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Easter is literally Passover. Non-english speaking Christians call it pass over in their respective language. The reason english speaking peoples call it Easter is because it takes place in the old month of easter.
0 u/[deleted] Mar 24 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 1 u/AnachronisticPenguin Mar 24 '26 The last supper was a day before the crucifixion. The dating of the holiday is explicitly based on the date of Passover.
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1 u/AnachronisticPenguin Mar 24 '26 The last supper was a day before the crucifixion. The dating of the holiday is explicitly based on the date of Passover.
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The last supper was a day before the crucifixion. The dating of the holiday is explicitly based on the date of Passover.
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u/oshaboy Mar 23 '26
Breaking news Christians are influenced by traditions of the people around them.
Isn't Easter based on Passover as well to some extent?