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The Origin of Easter–A Perception Minute
Christians may be surprised that what they hold dear and holy is built entirely upon paganism. History tells us that the origin of Easter dates back to the story of Nimrod, a mighty leader of the post flood world who … Continue reading
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When Two Worlds Collide–The Passover–Easter Connection
How does one go about bringing pagans and Christians together as one happy worshipping family? The first thing one must do is to find common ground upon which to build the alliance. Take for instance Easter. Easter, the worship of … Continue reading