
How did the passover lamb get switched to an Easter bunny?
The egg-laying rabbit: Since ancient times, pagans have worshipped rabbits as sex and fertility gods, and have looked upon them as symbols of lust, sexual vigor, and reproduction. In the traditions of Egypt and Persia, there are such rabbit gods, and they were particularly honored in the Springtime.
Eggs have also been a symbol of fertility, sex and new life. The Orphic legend of the origin of the Universe has the earth being hatched out of an enormous egg. In a broad range of pagan societies, from Egypt and Mesopotamia to the British Iles, brightly decorated eggs were (and still are) presented as gifts and charms to bring fertility and sexual success each spring.
Christians should not take part in the celebration of pagan holidays. We must keep our focus upon Jesus. We must study history and find out truth concerning everything that we are being taught. It's the TRUTH that will set us all free. When we accepted Christ, we were brought out of pagan customs and we must not return to them. Jesus must be LORD of our lives! If we are going to celebrate, let's celebrate Jesus! Let's celebrate the joy of our salvation!
Do you know Jesus Christ as your personal savior?
If not, now is the time for you to accept Him.

