Regarding the death of Jesus Christ, according to Christian doctrine, it is to atone for the world; The resurrection of the body of Jesus Christ is to give believers eternal life. Therefore, Easter is of great significance in Christianity.
Festival development
In the early days, the church used it instead of the Jewish Passover. Some churches began to hold commemorative activities on the fourth day of the Jewish calendar/kloc-0; In 325, the Nicaean Conference stipulated that the first Sunday after the full moon at the vernal equinox was Easter. 1582 Western Europe changed to Gregorian calendar.
Some churches in the East still follow julian calendar, so Easter is usually a week or two or even five weeks later than Catholicism and Protestantism. During the festival, people give Easter eggs to each other, symbolizing life and prosperity. Because the vernal equinox is not fixed every year, the exact date of Easter is uncertain. But the festival period is roughly between March 22 and April 25.
Most festivals in Britain originate from religion.
Easter takes place on the first Sunday after the full moon at the vernal equinox. It was originally to commemorate the birth of Ashtarou, the half-sister of Baal, a pagan god in West Asia. Ashtarou is also Barr's mistress.
According to legend, Barr learned that his sister Astalu was born in a swan egg and ran to the bushes to look for it. Found it, held it in my arms, and hatched a rabbit; The rabbit grew into a beautiful woman, lived with Barr, and later saved Barr's life when he was in danger. The etymology of the English word Easter is Asta Road.