Why is church always packed on Christmas/Easter?

Started by Storm3 pages

In recent years, even these services result in churches far from full.

Easter cause that Jebus dude was reborn...kinda like ...someone that was reborn I guess.....people dig Sci Fi stories....and well the Christmas thing..I don't know....people like Birthday parties?

Originally posted by FeceMan
Why do the twice-a-year attendees pick these two dates to go to church?

Easter caquse that Jebus

Back in the day, we always called those people "two-timers" because of the double meaning.

Silly, but amusing to me and my family for some reason.

Re: Why is church always packed on Christmas/Easter?

Originally posted by FeceMan
Why do the twice-a-year attendees pick these two dates to go to church?

To make themselves look more religious.

Re: Re: Why is church always packed on Christmas/Easter?

Originally posted by Quiero Mota
To make themselves look more religious.

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Originally posted by debbiejo
They are both based on pagan religious beliefs....Christmas is a Mithras birthday....sun god.....Easter was a fertility holiday , hence the bunnies and little chicks hatching........It merged with Christianity in the early 3rd century, I think........bringing in the pagans.......

That has NOTHING to do with the question.

Congratulations for making an amazingly annoying post and managing to make it completely irrelevant. Good job. 👆

On to the topic!

I find that most of the twice-a-year people felt bad for not going to church all year, and they shouldn't miss the birth and reessurection of Christ, at the very least. It's also their chance to say the donated to charity, seeing as they don't donate anything the rest of the year.