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but the Samaritans were taught Easter and Easter began in Babylon with it's own Holy Easter gate.
Not so.
Eostre was an Anglo-Saxon/Germanic pagan goddess whose
feast in the springtime occurred concurrently with the Church's
highest holiday. It is only in the English language that the word
is still used casually. There is no connection between Eostre
and Ishtar, except for a phoenetic happenstance, again within
the English language.
Ishtar's Gate was constructed as a city gate to ancient Babylon
approximately 575 years before Christ.
I still don't see how this affects the legitimacy or not of Easter .
George Washington was born on 2/11 under the calendar in use at his birth. When the Gregorian calendar became official he moved it to 2/22 . We celebrated his birthday as an official holiday on 2/16 in 2015 , on 2/15 this year , and it will no doubt be a different day in 2017.
Does this mean he didn't really exist , or that he wasn't really the Father of our country or its 1st POTUS ?
Yes, he was . I know what you are referring to, but that is an erroneous belief. The position of President of the Congress was a ceremonial position . The US under the AoC had no executive office .
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You mean it is NOT Filibus Demanger?
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