Learn how the church adapted and transformed pagan tradition into the celebration of the Resurrection. See how culture, emperors, apostles and popes have influenced how we celebrate Easter today.
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How did Easter a word with origins in pagan tradition come to embody the oldest and most important festival in Christianity? Discover the origins of Easter in ...
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