“Easter Worshippers”

Well I'm off to church to go worship and have some fellowship with some of my other Easter worshipers.

 

Me too, and the Dem party is not the one that will make that happen.

 

Sadly, I'm not convinced the other party will either.

 

Holy shit! Two posts in a row within the Dungeon that I agree with. I need to go buy a lottery ticket.

 

You don’t have to tell us that your emotions control your OMB outbursts. It’s very clear.

 

Whatever.

 

That’s well thought out. Go pedal around some more. Those deep thoughts are fascinating. Hahahaha

 

At least I have thoughts. You seem to be brain dead. Maybe you and AOC could hook up. Could be a perfect pairing.

 

Please keep posting. This is awesome.

 

What is the religious significance of the hard-boiled colored eggs on Easter Worship Day?

 

C'mon people, I want to go to sleep, answer my question, I want the truth.

 

You can't handle the truth.





















Sorry, I didn't want to, I had to.

 

I believe it dates back to the 1600’s about the resurrection of Christ. The coloring i think was originally red to symbolize the blood of Christ when he was crucified.

I think.

 

That’s all I have for tonight. I’m off to the lake tomorrow and 4:30 comes early. The top water bite should be on point tomorrow.

 

Thanks for the info. But did they have hard-boiled eggs back in the 1600's?

 

You just needed to add:

 

Well, if you really want to go there, I'm game. If you go far enough back into history, say slightly over 2019 years, you will find that your original Easter worshippers were very appreciative of fecundity, and therefore were quite taken with universal symbols of fertility such as bunnies, chicks, eggs, and the like. Of course, those prototypical Easter worshippers soon found their fertility rites co-opted by a better organized belief system. I don't know if our current Democratic party figureheads simply want to return us to the heathen practices of simpler times, or if they have a more sinister motive for removing Christianity from its big day.

 

Are we permitted to use words like 'fecundity' in here? So, are you suggesting that eggs, among other things as you mention, could have been worshipped in the ancient past, or at least were some distinctive part of worship of fecundity? Makes sense to me, I was also wondering if such venerated eggs were raw or hard-boiled?

 

yes.