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Emeritus
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Finally! I got my first vacation in this year and I'm happy to get back home for 10 days. Anyway, I wish you all the best, have a happy Easter, look under every tree for your egg, have peace in your family and remember how good it is to have friends and family.

Anyway HAPPY EASTER TO YOU ALL Wink
 
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Hmm, I was wondering why my housemates who have dayjobs weren't getting up this morning. >:-)
 
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I thought there was no easter this year...

 
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LOL!!!

My bad!

Anyways have a good Easter. I hope I can drive as fast as he could run and deliver all the eggs in time.
 
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Interesting article on the Greco-pagan roots of Easter, which predate the Christian by about a millenium; itself penned by a Christian.
 
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Hmm, isn't that true of a lot of Christian holidays? Yuletide, for example. ;-)

Maybe it was a way to "trick" pagans into celebrating Christianity?
 
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cool pic.
 
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Originally posted by radix:
Maybe it was a way to "trick" pagans into celebrating Christianity?
That may well have been the general idea, and it highlights a Christian dependency upon its mythological heritage (the authors were Greek-speaking Jews):
  • Satyrs recycled as dæmons (hornèd trouble-makers);
  • Alceme in the immaculate conception (Zeus impregnates Amphitryon's wife with Hercules).
I consider the Greek forbears more convincing than their Christian abstraction, however, their model more tenable for life.
 
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what is even more interesting is that the greek institution derives from the neolithic goddess worship. in their attempt to replace the femenine goddess and traditions they forever froze it's symbols in time.

apolo's double snake for example now the universal symbol for medicine is first attributed to him after the slaying of pythos, a huge snake, which in turn is the symbol of the goddess. ironically the symbol lived on.

pentagram, another symbol of the femenine, also lived on. however demonized it has become, it was the symbol for venus, the rose, or the vagina.

the symbol is thought to have originated from the first astrologists who observed the periodic patterns of planets. They found that every 8 years venus draws out a pentagram in the sky.

if any are interested, check out "The Chalice & The Blade" by Riane Eisler or the wattered down version "Davinchi's Code".
 
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Great pic. Thumbs Up

Happy Easter, every one.
 
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happy easter. Suspicion
 
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Merry Easter!
 
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Happy Easter everyone!
 
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I love a good "Baghdad Bob" appearance.
 
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I wonder what ever happend to Baghdad Bob?
 
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