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Happy Easter weekend - Some trouble here

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#1 by valerie » Sat Apr 07, 2012 12:08

Happy Easter weekend to those that recognize this 'holiday'.

Easter has always been a main time of year when I was growing up, being that my grandfather was a preacher.
So it's a time of year I take very seriously.

On the news yesterday, in my local town, seems a church did something that has not been done around here.
A group of them got together, one dressed up as Jesus carring a wooden cross on his back, all dresses in the old
Biblical attire, whilst the rest of the group, followed, swatting him with fake whips. This little parade went down
the main streets of the town. It looked very real. Needless to say, the police station became swamped with
phone calls as many thought the poor man carrying the cross, was truly being brutalized.

In one way, I thought it quite ingenious and a good way to bring about the actual events to mind of what Easter
is about. On the other hand, I thought that could have turned into something dangerous as traffic onlookers slowed,
to look, not watching the road.

And of course, not everyone believes in Christ or that He rose from the dead. So I imagine that were lots of calls to the city mayor as well.

Anyway, wishing you a nice Easter and a safe one!
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#2 by casey86 » Sat Apr 07, 2012 19:02

I saw on the news earlier that in the Philippines a gruesome reenactment of the crucifying of Jesus was done there where people voluntarily were nailed to the cross. It was difficult to see the images and if you Google search it you can see lengthy news articles with graphic photos of the event. They also show a picture of a woman who volunteered to be nailed to the cross.

Its a shame how Easter and Christmas have been commercialized into profit holidays and the true meaning of their celebration forgotten by most people. We can keep spreading the gospel but its up to those who hear it to make their choice. Its like Nick Vujicic says, "If you don't have the truth then you're going to die with the lies."

Happy Easter!
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#3 by valerie » Sat Apr 07, 2012 23:17

Eeee, I think there is something very wrong with that. I don't think He wants us to go around nailing ourself to the cross.

'If you don't have the truth, then you're going to die with the lies'....yes, that is true.
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#4 by rheydickson » Sun Apr 08, 2012 04:05

We'll the re-enactment of the Christ in the cross in the Philippines is not done on Easter Sunday but on Holy Thursday or Good Friday. Everyone here celebrates Easter joyfully since Christ has risen again on that day..

Happy Easter!
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#5 by rabinsubedi » Sun Apr 08, 2012 05:34

Thank you for the information
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