Since When is the Easter Bunny Christian? @ Ales Rarus

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Since When is the Easter Bunny Christian?

March 23rd, 2006 by Funky Dung

I can sort of understand the hubbub that surrounded Christmas trees on municipal property, but this is ridiculous.

"Tyrone Terrill, the human rights director at St. Paul City Hall in Minnesota, has evicted a toy rabbit, colored eggs and a sign with the words 'Happy Easter' from the premises. The display, which was in the lobby of the municipal building, was expelled on the grounds that the Easter Bunny might offend non-Christians."

I have a news flash for you Mr. Terill. The Easter Bunny is pagan in origin.

Funky Dung