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Anonymous wrote:I would be really pissed off, since we don't celebrate any holidays related to Jesus.

Easter is a celebration of spring and rebirth.
If you're hunting eggs, eating chocolate and sitting with a strange bunny its not a jesus holiday.

Now going to church at the butt crack of dawn in some uncomfortable outfit. Sitting for hours talking about some man, yeah thats a jesus holiday
Signed an atheist

+1. We are Jewish and went to an Easter egg hunt and took pictures with the Easter bunny today. It was called the Spring Fest.

Never heard of a Jewish family doing this.

My DH was raised Jewish, I am not but our kids do the eggs and baskets and such

Correction: I have never heard of a family with TWO Jewish parents doing this.

Well that's the Jewish people you know. Or they just don't talk about it because it's not a big deal. I know many Jewish people who DO go to Easter egg hunts etc. What does a big bunny have to do with the religious aspect of the holiday?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would be really pissed off, since we don't celebrate any holidays related to Jesus.

Easter is a celebration of spring and rebirth.
If you're hunting eggs, eating chocolate and sitting with a strange bunny its not a jesus holiday.

Now going to church at the butt crack of dawn in some uncomfortable outfit. Sitting for hours talking about some man, yeah thats a jesus holiday
Signed an atheist

+1. We are Jewish and went to an Easter egg hunt and took pictures with the Easter bunny today. It was called the Spring Fest.

Never heard of a Jewish family doing this.

My DH was raised Jewish, I am not but our kids do the eggs and baskets and such

Correction: I have never heard of a family with TWO Jewish parents doing this.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would be really pissed off, since we don't celebrate any holidays related to Jesus.

Easter is a celebration of spring and rebirth.
If you're hunting eggs, eating chocolate and sitting with a strange bunny its not a jesus holiday.

Now going to church at the butt crack of dawn in some uncomfortable outfit. Sitting for hours talking about some man, yeah thats a jesus holiday
Signed an atheist

+1. We are Jewish and went to an Easter egg hunt and took pictures with the Easter bunny today. It was called the Spring Fest.

Never heard of a Jewish family doing this.

My DH was raised Jewish, I am not but our kids do the eggs and baskets and such

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would be really pissed off, since we don't celebrate any holidays related to Jesus.

Easter is a celebration of spring and rebirth.
If you're hunting eggs, eating chocolate and sitting with a strange bunny its not a jesus holiday.

Now going to church at the butt crack of dawn in some uncomfortable outfit. Sitting for hours talking about some man, yeah thats a jesus holiday
Signed an atheist

+1. We are Jewish and went to an Easter egg hunt and took pictures with the Easter bunny today. It was called the Spring Fest.

Never heard of a Jewish family doing this.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would be really pissed off, since we don't celebrate any holidays related to Jesus.

Easter is a celebration of spring and rebirth.
If you're hunting eggs, eating chocolate and sitting with a strange bunny its not a jesus holiday.

Now going to church at the butt crack of dawn in some uncomfortable outfit. Sitting for hours talking about some man, yeah thats a jesus holiday
Signed an atheist

The eggs, chocolate, and bunny all represent Easter and Easter is a holiday surrounding jesus. The spring and rebirth stuff was hauled out to smooth out the religious aspect of it. That way people can claim it's not religious.

You have that backwards. It's not religious. It's a spring festival of awakening, birth, life and starting over. Of course christianity couldn't have let that stand so they took over the pagan traditions with their own. (Hello Sunday is the day most go to church .. why because pagans worshipped the sun, so it was an easy transition when christianity was being forced onto them).

We are an athiest family, but always celebrate religious holidays. My kids think Easter is a time of joy, Spring and fun. Why not?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would be really pissed off, since we don't celebrate any holidays related to Jesus.

Easter is a celebration of spring and rebirth.
If you're hunting eggs, eating chocolate and sitting with a strange bunny its not a jesus holiday.

Now going to church at the butt crack of dawn in some uncomfortable outfit. Sitting for hours talking about some man, yeah thats a jesus holiday
Signed an atheist

The eggs, chocolate, and bunny all represent Easter and Easter is a holiday surrounding jesus. The spring and rebirth stuff was hauled out to smooth out the religious aspect of it. That way people can claim it's not religious.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would be really pissed off, since we don't celebrate any holidays related to Jesus.

Easter is a celebration of spring and rebirth.
If you're hunting eggs, eating chocolate and sitting with a strange bunny its not a jesus holiday.

Now going to church at the butt crack of dawn in some uncomfortable outfit. Sitting for hours talking about some man, yeah thats a jesus holiday
Signed an atheist

+1. We are Jewish and went to an Easter egg hunt and took pictures with the Easter bunny today. It was called the Spring Fest.