Easter has been canceled apparently they found the body, is that true?
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Okay.... that was funny.  Get a sense of humor people!
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It amuses me at how many people will justify celebrating a pagan holiday and still claim to be christian.\n\nThe Easter egg has nothing to do with the death of Jesus but was a fertility symbol.\n\nJesus was not born in December but end of September start of October.\n\nEven the stories that the churches teach regarding the birth of Jesus are not accurate. The wise man did not turn up on the night Jesus was born but some time after.\n\nA true christian would not celebrate anything to do with false religion.
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UMMM let me think Mark Martin??No he is retired.Dale Earnhardt Sr. No he is deceased. The Easter bunny no he delivers eggs.Let me try one more time without looking in the paper.Martin Truex Jr.? Yes that's it that's it yea 10 points for me Please.
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I was taught in Catholic school that Jesus hung on the cross from 12 noon until 3 PM, when he died.  Personally, I don't see how anyone would know that unless it's recorded in history somewhere....
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"The details of her death are not yet known to us. The police will give us results tomorrow afternoon.\n\nFull story at link below
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It is the death of Jesus Christ on the cross. Much More at my source.
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it was a sunday, but I don't know if it was easter
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too late...Easter is over.
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No, that is just an urban legend. He is buried.\n\n*edit* His burial marker is here:\nhttp://www.snopes.com/disney/graphics/wdgrave2.jpg\nhttp://www.snopes.com/disney/graphics/wdgrave.jpg
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Neither. He's dead. He will be risen on the day of the great white throne judgment day with other non-believers to be judged by the only righteous judge, God the Father, with Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit as witnesses.
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That's all sorted now, that guy got found out and was sacked by his uncle. Loads of things have happened since - Rik and Belle aren't going out any more and Rik is back with Cassie - although I think she's still got feelings for Macca. Not sure if you seen Martha and Jack got married - Zoe set fire to the barn they were having the reception in, everyone survived except Peter and Zoe. There's also been a helicopter crash and there's been a hunt for about 2 weeks now for survivors. Nobody's been found but they're all still alive!! Oh yeh and Dan has found Peter has a secret 17 year old son!!
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Easter was on Sunday, April 16th of 2006.
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oh my is he dead?!??!? Lol!\nwoa sorry for the misfortune
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Easter has nothing to do with Jesus christ. It was made up by false religions. It's a lie.\n\n\nEaster was “originally the spring festival in honor of the Teutonic goddess of light and spring known in Anglo-Saxon as Eastre.” (The Westminster Dictionary of the Bible) “There is no indication of the observance of the Easter festival in the New Testament.”
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Easter is the Christian celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus after he had been buried for 3 days after his crucifixion. the best way to find out the story is to look in the Bible.\n\nMatthew chapter 26-28\nMark Chapter 14-16\nLuke chapter 22-24\nJohn Chapter 13-21\n\nor if you can watch the movie "The Passion of The Christ"\nif you have cable it will be on Showtime on Saturday night @9pm EST.
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If you are referring to the Easter Bunny,  the answer is, Easter isn't all about Christ!  Only to Christians is Easter all about Jesus's resurrection.  Here is an article.\n\nQuite a few pagan cultures hold celebrations in the spring. It's the time of year when plants return to life after being dormant all winter and when animals mate and procreate. These festivities celebrate the renewal of life and promote the fertility of crops, animals, and even people, which was important in these agrarian communities. The Saxons believed in a maiden goddess of fertility named Eastre or Eostre (Oestre in Latin) and honored her with a spring festival. Hares and rabbits were considered sacred to Eastre because they are notoriously fertile animals. \n\nIn the second century A.D., Christian missionaries tried to convert northern European tribes. To help make Christianity attractive, the missionaries turned pagan festivals into Christian holidays. The pagan Eastre festival occurred around the same time as the Christian celebration marking Christ's resurrection so the two celebrations blended into one, rabbit and all. \n\nOver time, Eastre became Easter, and the symbolism changed as well. Instead of the Easter rabbit symbolizing fertility, the rabbit may symbolize an innocent, vulnerable creature that can be sacrificed, similar to the lamb. To Christians, these innocents are tokens of Christ and the sacrifice he made. \n\nThe Easter bunny we know today was influenced by German traditions dating back to the 1500s. German children believed that the Oschter Haws (a magical rabbit) would leave them a nest of colored eggs at Eastertime if they were good. Pennsylvania Dutch settlers brought this tradition to America in the 1700s. \n\nOn a related note, eggs have long been a symbol of rebirth and thus associated with spring celebrations. In the 600s, Pope Gregory the Great forbade the eating of eggs during Lent (the 40 days proceeding Easter), and this helped make eggs a special treat at Easter. Many European cultures also have old customs of decorating eggs and giving them as gifts.
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It happened to long ago for blood samples.\n\nJesus was put in another mans tomb.  This was done so that he could be burried for the holiday.  The man that owned the tomd was one of the jews that had him killed.  With that understanding we would have reason to belive that he would have had the body moved to a criminal grave site as soon as they could.  Now we need to look at how long it took his followers to request to see the body.  It took 70 days before the made a request to see the body.  A body was produced for them but they denied it was jesus.  \n\n^That is history.  Not some superstition made up by Paul.