Easter

Course Topic: This course explores the origins and evolution of Easter, tracing the transition from the Biblical Passover and the Resurrection to the establishment of the modern Easter holiday.

Course Focus: The curriculum focuses on deconstructing the syncretism of ancient seasonal traditions with Christian doctrine, analyzing how various cultural symbols became associated with the holy day.

Course Purpose: The goal is to provide historical and spiritual clarity, empowering students to separate man-made traditions from "Present Truth" while maintaining a Christ-centered focus on the Resurrection.

Active Participation: Students are expected to engage in  discussions and lectures, demonstrating a thoughtful understanding of the historical and theological developments of Easter.

Scriptural Analysis: Completion of required readings from the course material is necessary to analyze the evolution of the Easter Holiday and the traditions surrounding it.

Assessment & Exams: Successful completion of exams, tests, and assignments is required to demonstrate mastery of the core tenets and historical truth covered in the curriculum.

Discernment-Minded Believers: Individuals seeking to align their celebrations with Scriptural truth by understanding the "why" behind modern religious traditions.

Bible Teachers and Parents: Mentors who want to provide their students or children with a clear distinction between Biblical history and cultural folklore.

History and Theology Students: Those interested in the sociological development of the early church and the impact of Greco-Roman culture on Christian practice.

Remnant Seekers: Any student dedicated to stripping away extra-Biblical traditions and conspiracy nonsense to focus more deeply on the literal Resurrection of Jesus Christ.