Easter (Holy Week) traditions: Paganism vs. religion

What is mostly for you the Easter or Holy Week? A time for pagan customs or for religious devotions?

#1

Easter (Holy Week) traditions are more pagan than religious

  1. Anonymous [1709] argued:
    11-26-2010 | 2:25 am

    Both for me. They are very intertwined. What it is not is a time for consumerism.

#2

Easter (Holy Week) traditions are more religious than pagan

  1. Anonymous [1709] argued:
    5-5-2009 | 6:39 am

    while the egg is a pagan symbol (as well as the christmas tree), it’s all about religion because the reason the pagan traditions are woven into the holidays of a christian (yay immortal technique!) are to spread the religion. sooooo, yea, it’s more religious….

  2. Christian [3] argued:
    4-10-2009 | 3:57 pm

    easter is about jesus resurrection and there is just nothing pagan about that easter bunny is a representation about begin reborn that is why he hides eggs not something a normal bunny can lay

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