Resurrecting Easter: How the West Lost and the East Kept the Original Easter Vision – An Illustrated Journey of Ancient Communal Christianity and Inclusive Hope
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Resurrecting Easter: How the West Lost and the East Kept the Original Easter Vision – An Illustrated Journey of Ancient Communal Christianity and Inclusive Hope

by John Dominic Crossan, Sarah Crossan

History Religion Christianity
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Resurrecting Easter offers an illustrated exploration of ancient communal Christianity and the original Easter vision. It considers how the West lost and the East kept aspects of that vision, while highlighting inclusive hope and inviting readers to reflect on Easter’s enduring meaning across Christian traditions.

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Resurrecting Easter examines the original vision associated with Easter and the ways that vision has been understood across Christian traditions.

The book focuses on ancient communal Christianity and considers a contrast between Western and Eastern approaches to Easter.

Presented as an illustrated journey, it connects historical reflection with visual storytelling.

At its center is a theme of inclusive hope and a renewed encounter with Easter’s meaning.

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