The Trial of Jesus: 18 Broken Laws Behind Good Friday
Bob Lepine, author of 12 Things You (Probably) Didn’t Know About Easter, shares how 18 laws were broken to condemn Jesus to death on Good Friday
In 2014, Travelodge decided to see what children knew about Easter. You know where this is going, right? It turns out that nearly half of the children in Britain had no idea that Easter was a religious holiday. A third of them said that Easter celebrates the birth of the Easter Bunny. Another 25 per cent thought Easter is somehow connected to the invention of the chocolate egg.
And, like the school children who took the survey, there are a lot of adults who don’t know much about Easter either. Fear not! From illegal…(Register to read the rest of the article)
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