Yes, Christians may celebrate Easter, and nearly all of them do. Catholic, Orthodox and nearly all Protestant churches keep it as the day of the resurrection. The New Testament neither commands a yearly feast nor forbids one, and a few groups, among them Jehovah’s Witnesses and some Churches of God, keep none. What we celebrate is one morning: the morning Mary Magdalene went to the tomb before dawn, and the Lord she had come to mourn was risen. Christians have…

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