WowâŚdid you really attempt to spin the Easter holiday for Christians as the lib meme âEaster Worshippersâ? I guess in Libville there must also be Christmas worshipers and Lent worshipers and Ash Wednesday worshipers and Palm Sunday worshipers and Good Friday worshipers and Pentecost worshipers too but if you really are attempting to be accurate and pool them all into one group, what would that name be? If you can answer that honestly, youâll then single out that Easter worshipers was for no other reason than NOT to use that one word?
As has been shown in numerous links, Easter worshipers and similar phrases for other religions have been used extensively in the past, even by the Vatican. It is a way to describe Christians and also pass on information that we are talking about a specific date, Easter, and likely a church location.
This complaint belongs in the âtan suitsâ discount bin of illegitimate complaints.
You link some Easter songs and somehow think that correlates with this discussion? Why not link Christmas songsâŚthen theyâd be Christmas worshipers? Hereâs a news flashâŚthey donât worship songs my friend or holidays. They worship Christ and The Lord. Now for one million dollarsâŚif we are labeling a group by who they worship, how should they be labeled?
I agree that itâs small potatoes but on a bigger scale, the term was intentionally used for PC purposes and to attempt to say otherwise, is a false narrative. Thatâs all there is to the point being made.
So have all thre other uses of Easter worshippers been to similarly hide Christianity?
Come on man. Thatâs ridiculous. A few Dems tweet out âEaster worshippersâ and you guys think it is to hide the fact the victims were Christian?
How many Americans are unaware that Easter is a Christian day of worship? For your premise to have validity, it would require that many Americans are too dumb to know that Easter is a day of Christian worship. I donât think Americans are that dumb and I donât think you are dumb enough to think that either.
He showed the phrase has been used extensively in the past so you donât need to jump to conspiracy theories to explain its use today. Or are you saying previous uses were to lay groundwork for today?