What’s Happened to Easter?

We recently asked at the Energion Discussion Network blog, “Is there a war on Christmas?” Today, the same might be asked about Easter. But Bill Tuck suggests that, unlike Christmas, Easter suffers from benign neglect. See if you agree with him.  https://energion.co/discuss/2016/03/16/whats-happened-to-easter/

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