The Federalist The essence of Easter’s celebration of the resurrection is that Christianity’s founder, Jesus, is still alive, having overcome death.
Across cultures throughout human history, people have sought to flee oppression and escape persecution. A recurring theme in Western literature and in modern classics such as Superman and Disney originals, which revolve around the struggle between good and evil, is the need and critical role for a rescuer or savior.
Easter is the celebration of the finished work of the Messiah, Jesus Christ, the ultimate rescuer and savior for mankind, who sacrificed his life to provide forgiveness of sin — enabling all who believe in Christ to have a direct relationship with God.
That no other religion makes the claim that it was founded by a messiah makes Jesus the most revolutionary figure of human history.
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