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It's just tied to the traditional Jewish holiday of Passover which is based on the Lunar Calendar. It ain't that deep.
Jesus had Passover, kinda a really important part of the Bible actually, so it's really weird that Christians don't.
Old Covenant, New Covenant.
Easter was invented by the Council of Nicaea in AD 325
There were a few hundred years there where Christians probably did celebrate Passover.
Paul had Passover!
It's weird.
Religions change and build on prior traditions, yet somehow that fact takes people by surprise every time it seems.
It's hard when your religion is the Truth and the Word, because then people think that means it can't just change. God does not play dice etc
it is funny that both reddit atheists and religious conservatives have the same view on religion.