I want to make it very clear that my stated policy on discussion of this matter during the dates of Easter and of Passover applies everywhere on the forum, including this additional area specifically for Hebrew Roots believers (which Mark frustratingly refers to as a ghetto despite it being an additional gift to such believers not a confinement), because posts from everywhere come up in the "What's new" feed and affect the mood of the entire forum. For that same reason, criticism of passover will be forbidden everywhere at that time, and not permitted to occur in some subforum either.
Because it's a new policy, I'm going to generously interpret the above posts as a promotion of passover rather than a criticism of Easter, despite certain sentences to the contrary. But any further malignment of Easter by association with Ishtar etc for the remainder of this weekend, however much good other material is in the post, will just be deleted. Feel free to talk about how you believe the crucifixion should be commemorated, but if you want the post to remain on the forum don't include any slander of the commemoration method chosen by others.
Because it's a new policy, I'm going to generously interpret the above posts as a promotion of passover rather than a criticism of Easter, despite certain sentences to the contrary. But any further malignment of Easter by association with Ishtar etc for the remainder of this weekend, however much good other material is in the post, will just be deleted. Feel free to talk about how you believe the crucifixion should be commemorated, but if you want the post to remain on the forum don't include any slander of the commemoration method chosen by others.
Remembering the death and resurrection of our Lord
The most important event on the Christian calendar is the death and resurrection of our Lord. Various different calendars are used to calculate the correct date - some follow the Catholic dating, some the Jewish, some the Orthodox, and others follow less well established versions of the...
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