Today is Easter and there are debates happening about whether this is a pagan holiday to Ostara or if it really is the celebration of the resurrection of Christ. The English word Easter comes from the Pagan Saxon's Eostre, as mentioned by Bede. However many say that this isn't really proof. But why can't both be true? The two religious celebrations do have a commonality of celebrating life, resurrection, and rebirth. It is not a far stretch to say that early English Christians saw the pagans celebrating spring time life after the end of winter and decided to use the opportunity to worship their own God. Even the symbols of eggs and a hare are fertility symbols, but the origins are unclear if it is a remnant of some form of pagan practice, the results of forty days of Christian fasting, or simple folklore. But for us in Aryanity we celebrate both and honor our Pagan and Christian ancestors as the Aryans they are, and work and pray for the renewal of our race and individual countries. https://t.me/FatherOrion