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Loads of stories about celebrating Easter in the midst of violence, scandal, terror, and chocolate




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Debating what Easter means:

  • Easter's message of life resonates with those facing death | For those with terminal illness, it tests their faith's conviction that death is the doorway to heaven. (The Grand Rapids [Mich.] Press)

  • On God | He's alive and well. (Mark Goldblatt, National Review Online)

  • Resurrections of spirit | Easter also presents us with the reassuring idea that there's no tragedy great enough to destroy us, unless we yield to it (Hugh Mackay, The Sydney Morning Herald)

  • Easter and afterlife | Easter's lessons and ideas aren't limited to Christianity (Editorial, The Hartford [Conn.] Courant)

  • Easter must be a celebration of life | We all share a will to live, greater than a mere biological urge to survive long enough to breed (Richard Harries, The Observer)

  • The springs of faith | Easter is our celebration of the return of spring, the promise of resurrection, something solid on which to hang our hopes and dreams (Editorial, The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.)

  • Hope, even in death | Even those who do not share the theology may share the sense of joyous rescue that the story conveys. (The Cincinnati Post)

  • To forgive, divine | The wisdom, and healthfulness, of letting go of anger (The Washington Post)

  • Easter means taking fresh look at the world, says Archbishop of Canterbury | Meanwhile, Bishop of Blackburn laments that holiday is losing its significance in the life of the Church and the nation at large. (The Times, London)

  • Christians live their faith by giving back in diverse ways | Despite differences, believers share Easter together (Kalamazoo [Mich.] Gazette)

  • The last word on resurrection | From the ubiquity of resurrection myths in the world's religions, it is obvious that the life-and-death question of the vegetation cycle provided one of mankind's earliest impulses to superstition (A.C. Grayling, The Guardian, London)

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