Your Opinion: The truth about Easter. April 2, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. | Updated April 2, 2018 at 2:46 p.m. by Nelson Otto, Jefferson City ...

BreakPoint: Dispelling the myth that Easter is a pagan holiday. The argument that myths are the source of the story of the Resurrection has it exactly backward. April 16, ...

1. Easter Ham. One of the reasons ham is part of Easter dinner comes from the pagan lore of Tammuz, a man who was killed by a wild pig. Pagans celebrated by eating a pig to honor Tammuz.

Easter brings together an unlikely cadre of traditions: church, bunnies and eggs. But what may seem like an odd trio is actually tied together by the universal themes of spring and life renewed.

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As Newcastillians brace themselves to celebrate Easter, children are excited about all chocolate delights the Easter Bunny is set to bring.

The association of lamb with Easter is something we have borrowed from Jewish tradition and Passover – which was also the festival that Jesus and his disciples celebrated with their Last Supper.

Only once, and only in the King James Version of the Bible, is the Greek word "Pascha" translated as Easter in (Acts 12:4). All other current versions properly translate "Pascha" ...