How was Easter born?

Answer 1

Easter now is a Christian celebration of the rise from death of Jesus Christ and his ascention into Heaven.

The word itself is from the Anglo-Saxon (Old English) word Eostre, an Anglo-Saxon pagan goddess which is descendant from the Proto-Indo-European word Ostara meaning "goddess of the dawn". Only English preserves this ancient connection. The vast majority of the languages of the world where the celebration is practiced uses a name related to the Latin word Pascha which itself is from the ancient Hebrew word for the Passover.

Answer 2

On Good Friday, Jesus died on the cross. They said that in three days he would rise from the dead. On Sunday, a woman looked inside the burial tomb. Jesus Christ was gone. He rose from the dead to free all of us from evil. And so, every April 4 is a Sunday, Easter Sunday.

Answer 3

it was made by a goddess named dawn and it means the beginning of spring.

Answer 4

Easter (originally spelled Ishtar) started in ancient Babylon about 4000 years ago. It was first used to pervert the celebration of the resurrection of the Messiah about 1700 years ago.