happy easter

happy easter if ur into that sorta thing, its 830 am and im off to work.. lol

lol easter is funny...Christians celebrating jesus' resurrection by giving praise to false idols such as the rabbit and egg which has pagan origins. It's funny how devout Christians are so hypocritical and ignorant. Ignorance is not bliss, its hell.

For a little history lesson.

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The rabbit is well known as a sexual symbol of fertility. In various parts of the world, religions which developed from Babel also associate the rabbit with periodicity, both human and lunar (Egypt, China, etc.). As you may remember, the Mother Goddess Semiramis (Easter) is associated with the Moon. In other words, the Easter bunny symbolizes the Mother Goddess. Annual Spring time fertility rituals are associated worship of the Mother Goddess and Tammuz, the reincarnation of her husband Nimrod.
The Easter Egg

Most children and families who color or hide Easter eggs as part of their Resurrection Sunday tradition have no knowledge of the origin of these traditions. Easter egg activities have become a part of Western culture. Many would be surprised and even dismayed to learn where the traditions originated.

“The egg was a sacred symbol among the Babylonians. They believed an old fable about an egg of wondrous size which was supposed to have fallen from heaven into the Euphrates River. From this marvelous egg - according to the ancient story - the Goddess Astarte (Easter) [Semiramis], was hatched. And so the egg came to symbolize the Goddess Easter.”[11]

The idea of a mystic egg spread from Babylon to many parts of the world.[12] In Rome, the mystic egg preceded processions in honor of the Mother Goddess Roman. The egg was part of the sacred ceremonies of the Mysteries of Bacchus. The Druids used the egg as their sacred emblem. In Northern Europe, China and Japan the eggs were colored for their sacred festivals.[13]

The egg was also a symbol of fertility; Semiramis (Easter) was the goddess of Fertility. The Easter egg is a symbol of the pagan Mother Goddess, and it even bears one of her names.

Works Cited

Christian Answers, "Where did “Easter” get its name? Where did the concept of an Easter egg and bunny originate?". Christian Answers. 4/12/2009 <http://www.christiananswers.net/q-eden/edn-t020.html>.

ever seen that zeitgeist movie? that has alota interesting facts on religion in general

hmm I'll check it out thanks!