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- Пасхальное воскресенье и Воскресение Христово относятся к одному и тому же дню, но имеют разные исторические и богословские подтексты.
- Термин «Пасха» (Easter) может происходить от дохристианских традиций, в то время как «Воскресение Христово» подчеркивает победу Иисуса над смертью.
- Многие христиане предпочитают «Воскресение Христово», чтобы избежать языческих ассоциаций и вновь сосредоточиться на духовном значении воскресения.
- Ни один из этих терминов не встречается в Библии; празднование возникло органично в раннехристианских общинах, отмечавших воскресение Христа.
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