Editorial March 25, 1991 Issue

Easter and the most important thing we could ever know

Allison W. Phinney, Jr.

Families getting together for church, children dressed up in their best outfits, Easter dinner—and all under a warming sun and spring returning (at least in the Northern Hemisphere).

There's much that is appealing about Easter time even for people who aren't sure what they think about the Bible's account of Jesus' resurrection.

But there is a great deal more to Easter than the way it is generally observed. More is involved even than a religious faith in life after death. The Easter message tells of the true nature of our lives right now.

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