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Karma 101. | "Great replacement theory."; Renaming Pagan Holiday "Festival of Eostre" to Christian "Easter."; Conservatives, by their namesake, are opposed to change. Naturally this is to be feared because we have seen in history that culture changes. | image tagged in memes,they're the same picture,replacement theory,christianity,time repeats | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
210 views • 2 upvotes • Made by anonymous 9 months ago in History_Memes
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Russian_Tsarist_8
1 up, 9mo,
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There is no such thing as 'Easter,' there is only 'Resurrection Day.'
[deleted] M
0 ups, 9mo,
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My 2024 calender says otherwise.
Russian_Tsarist_8
0 ups, 9mo,
1 reply
It might be that way in English, but in Russian, the name of the holiday roughly translates to 'passing over.' I guess the name varies between languages and the various beliefs that exist within those communities.
[deleted] M
0 ups, 9mo,
2 replies
Some people call it passover in US, some call it Easter. The point is, Cultures are co-opted, assimilated and/or subverted into other cultures. It's a natural part of the human condition. To say that people are intentionally. trying to replace someone else (especially within the context of the American White Nationalist conspiracy theory of Great Replacement) is ludicrous.
Russian_Tsarist_8
0 ups, 9mo
Yeah, I agree on this
Russian_Tsarist_8
0 ups, 9mo
Although Passover is a different holiday from Easter
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"Great replacement theory."; Renaming Pagan Holiday "Festival of Eostre" to Christian "Easter."; Conservatives, by their namesake, are opposed to change. Naturally this is to be feared because we have seen in history that culture changes.