Well… Honestly what bothers me is exactly what you just said. That Easter is the most significant thing/holiday for Christians.
The death and resurrection of the Messiah is important, super important… important enough to get the dates right and the Traditions right.
When he had his last supper what was he doing? Celebrating Passover right? In the scriptures it tells us this yet Christians ignore it and go with a different day.
Ishtar’s feast day is the first Sunday after the first full moon after the spring equinox and ironically so is Easter But Jesus/Yeshua died during the 8 day Passover festival yet his death/resurrection is never celebrated during Passover.
Ishtar was the goddess of fertility, and you gave tributes to her to help you become pregnant or have a healthy pregnancy exc. You gave things like eggs and sacrificed bunnies etc.…Signs of fertility. Her son was Tammuz who was killed by a boar and was said to resurrect at sunrise so you slaughtered a boar on her feast day.
Weird it’s all the same foods we make today for Easter but we call it holy. We even have sunrise resurrection services on Easter even though the scriptures clearly say that by the time Mary Magdalene got to the tomb (when it was still dark and the sun had not yet risen) Jesus was already gone. But we ignore it all and have a sunrise resurrection service on Isthar’s feast day anyway and slap a pig on the table and hide the eggs and give choc. Bunnies.
Grrr.. I just hate Eater!
It really bothers me But I know lots of people just feel that its tradition and since we always did it this way… we should just keep doing it, much like Christmas.
At least with Christmas we do not really know the date he was born, it sucks we had to pick Tammuz birthday and Mithras birthday but at least there is an excuse that no one Preally knows the real date. We know the real date of his death and resurrection but we ignore it and have a Happy Easter.