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Im half Jewish, that just means we get them all, granted there are a LOT of holy days in Judaism so we narrowed it down to Easter, Passover Christmas, and Chanukah (Hanukah) and obviously Thanksgiving!
I go to Church and celebrate the religious part of it yes, but other than that, no.
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I am agnostic but I was raised as a Christian and I have good memories about Easter from my childhood.
I do the traditional thing, I don’t go to church like before. So, I don’t celebrate it religiously but I do the fun stuff, like cracking red eggs, eating Easter cake and we also visit the grave of our passed ones or drink wine made by our late grandpa to celebrate life after death.
Now that I don’t believe in religious part of Easter anymore, these traditions are still fun for me to do with my extended family, something like a family bond.
In my country, people are Orthodox Christians and they celebrate Easter next week.
u I do. It is primarily religious, but my family also does the commercial and cultural things too. Now that I have a son and a nephew, Easter egg and Easter basket hunts will be a thing again. We always did stock up on candy and stuff.
It is firstly though a day of prayer and rejoicing for us.
Yes.
For those who don't know, Easter always falls on the Sunday on or just after the first full moon of Spring, which can be as early as March 22nd, or as late as April 25th. That's why Easter jumps around the calendar every year. Easter and its corresponding holidays (Shrove Tuesday, Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday) are the last major holidays that Western Christian civilization observe that are lunar-based.
Voted C. I'm not religious so celebrating the religious part makes no sense to me. But if someone wants to celebrate the religious part only or both I think it's fine.
I'm not religious and I don't buy in to commercialism either, although I'll buy ny friends kids an egg each. I am having some friends over this afternoon for a special Easter dinner, I see it as time to spend with friends.
Yep celebrating both religious and the fun part of Easter!
My family doesn't do anything for Easter anymore, so I'll probably just see who's performing at Coachella. 😂
No, but Easter eggs and chocolate discounts are cool and I hope everyone who celebrates had a lovely time💛🐣
u no, I am not religious... but the fun/party part celebrations of it, I do celebrate them with the little ones in the family...
Raised Catholic.
Religion ain't my thing.
Gimme the chocolate!!!
I wish they moved it to Monday so we could have another holiday!
No. I'll eat hot cross buns and eggs but that's about it.
I celebrate. Mostly religiously but with small gifts for my young children too.
I use to when I was younger and sometimes went to church with some friends and did the Easter bunny and basket thing but now it mostly a holiday work day for me.
Yeah no. I think the holiday where grownups dress up in fursuits and drop eggs for kids is not my cup of tea.
When I'm at my parents house, as I am this weekend, then A. When I'm home, more likely D.
Yes I celebrate the religious part of it and the commercialized part.
Yes. It's so much fun when you're celebrating Easter with your friends and family!
No... but I celebrate Jesus.
Is Easter part of Judaism?
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