Jesus came to save people and rise from the dead. So his coming to Earth and his rising from the dead are important events. Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus at Christmas. At Easter, they celebrate Jesus rising from the grave. Although it is not as widely celebrated as Christmas, Easter is the most important of the two events, and is the most important event in Christianity.
In remembrance of the resurrection of Jesus. However, it is not the exact date in history since Easter is determined because of a dispute between the eastern orthodox and roman catholics (long long ago). The date of celebration is determined by the first Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox.
Many of Easter traditions have little to do with Jesus resurrection. While we should remember Jesus resurrection, true Christians refrain from allowing pagan customs which some feel gives people a better understanding of who Jesus is and what he has done for us. According to Bible teaching, the arrangement for our salvation includes Jesus sacrifice of his perfect life, his resurrection and his presenting the value of his sacrifice to God in heaven. All these elements are important. Luke 22:19.20 Jesus asked his followers to commemorate his death not resurrection. This was done at the Lord's evening meal. True Christians have to be careful not to mix true worship with traditions of men.
christians celebrate Easter by singing songs to worship god.ad they celebrate easte because they believe that on that day Jesus rose from the grave to heaven and came back to life.
christians celebrate easter because they believe that was the day jesus reseructed from the dead
Because Easter is the day that Jesus rose from the grave.
Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus (when Jesus came back to life after being dead for several days). If the resurrection of Jesus hadn't happened, there wouldn't be Christianity.
christians believe easter true faith that christ rise from death after his was kill and burial and rose on third day, hebrew 11.1
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Not all Christians celebrate Easter so No
There are some Christians in Israel who do celebrate Easter, but the Jews and Moslems in Israel do not celebrate it.
Christians in Brazil do!!
Easter is a Christian ceremony. Mayans were not Christians.
Christians in Libya celebrate Easter. Non-Christians (mostly Sunni Muslims) do not celebrate it. There are around 100,000 Christians in Libya, which is between 1-2% of the Libyan population of 6.2 million.
Christians celebrate , Easter and Christmas among others
Ummm, all Christians celebrate Easter regardless where they live.
Not being Christians Easter is not a part of their religious calender.
They don't, unless they are practicing Christians, in which case they celebrate it like all other Christians.
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The Ukraine willcelebrate it on 24th of April in 2011. It is to be celebrated on March 31st in2013.
If they are Christian Indonesians they might, as with other any nationals who claim to be Christian