Is anyone else confused by the overly complex computation of the Easter holiday?  I thought for many years that it moved around to keep up with Passover.  Now I find out that these two holidays do <b>not</b> coincide!
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It`s long past time for Christianity to institute its own annual celebration of the greatest event in the history of man - the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.
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I suggest we celebrate <b>April 29 as ResurrectionDay </b> when all Christians can celebrate this wonderful event.  Furthermore, let`s celebrate April 25 as CrucifixionDay !
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That way, everyone will know when to plan their celebration each year.  This greatest event will no longer be tied to the heathen nature-worship term, Easter.  Furthermore, Jews will have the constant reminder that Jesus is the Messiah and that He is alive.
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I challenge Christians everywhere to make this happen.  Here`s all that you need to do:
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<li>Talk it up<br>Remember there is power in the spoken word - say matter-of-factly that you celebrate ResurrectionDay rather than Easter 
<li>Put it on your Church`s schedule<br> and drop Easter 
<li>Let your boss know<br> that you will be taking-off ResurrectionDay - that you will be working Easter Friday and Monday.
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