This is simply a question out of curiousity. Not meant to start a religious debate. After reading some research on the astronomical, historical and geological findings as well as some research done by the different religions, a lot find that Jesus may have been born around 9/25/6 B.C. and died at 3pm on Friday, April 1st, 33 A.D. They talk about Passover, the slaughter of the lambs, etc. It is proven that he was not born in December and findings of the month of birth and death depend on the researchers determined and translated from the Bible. My question is this, weather he died on a Wednesday, Thursday or Friday and rose on a Saturday, Sunday or Monday, why is Easter not celebrated on the same day every year as is Thanksgiving, Christmas, Halloween, etc.? If, and I do say IF, he died on April 1st, lay for three nights, and rose on April 4th, then why is Easter not celebrated every year on April 4th or even the first Sunday or Monday of every year ? Why does it change? Is it simply because they cannot accurately pin point an exact date? As I said, it is simply a question and not meant for debate or insult.
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