• Episode 74: Ashtoreth, Constantine, Rabbits, & Jesus? | Does the Easter Celebration Have Ancient Pagan Roots?

  • Apr 2 2024
  • Length: 34 mins
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Episode 74: Ashtoreth, Constantine, Rabbits, & Jesus? | Does the Easter Celebration Have Ancient Pagan Roots?

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  • Prepare for an illuminating journey on the latest episode of the HYP Podcast! 🌟 This time, the crew delves into the fascinating origins of Easter and its pagan roots. 🐣🌷 Explore the historical context behind this beloved holiday as we unravel the layers of tradition and myth. 📜💭 Join us in a thought-provoking discussion as we navigate the intersection of ancient rituals and Christian faith. 🕊️✝️ Is Easter a celebration of resurrection or a relic of pagan festivities? 🤔 Tune in for insightful revelations and lively debates as we uncover the truth behind the Easter story. 🎙️🐰 Don't miss out on this enlightening episode that will challenge your perspectives and deepen your understanding of the Easter holiday!

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