Easter is a time to celebrate 'deep resurrection'

Following Jesus is not easy, especially in heaven. Because Hermann Samuel Reimarus believed in a reasonable God, he felt that the Bible's intellectual impositions were particularly painful.

Easter is a time to celebrate 'deep resurrection'

Expanding our reflection on the significance of Christ's resurrection beyond our own individual, familial or even species interests to include all of God's creation invites us to see the world more like God sees it.

Easter is one of the most famous and important holidays in the world – not only for Christians. The focus is on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, which means the victory of life over death for Christians worldwide. But Easter is not only a religious holiday, but also a symbol of the new beginning, of light after darkness – and for many simply the moment in which spring becomes noticeable. Already in the 2nd century after Christ, the first Christ…

Priest Darko Nikolić talks about the importance of the biggest Christian holiday for Euronews morning, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews Serbia, euronews, euronews

DMZ – HISTIORICAL ¦ S. Koller When nature awakens in spring, the first buds show up and the scent of fresh grass is in the air, millions of people around the world celebrate a celebration that is more deeply rooted in our culture than it seems at first glance: Easter. For believers, it is the heart of the Church's year – a celebration of life, hope, resurrection. But Easter is far more than just a religious celebration. It is a cultural mirror i…

S2 #15 Easter Special - NT Wright on the Resurrection: History, Theology & Why It Still Matters

In this special Easter edition of Ask NT Wright Anything, Tom Wright and Mike Bird delve into the resurrection of Jesus, discussing its historical significance and theological implications for the Church and Christian mission.