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Will You Be Getting Any Gesture Eggs This Easter?
A Cadbury store has been criticised by a Christian campaign group for advertising chocolate Easter eggs as "gesture" eggs.
//According to the Daily Telegraph, the shop in Springfields Outlet in Spalding, Lincolnshire, was offering a two for £10 deal on the "gesture" eggs.
Cadbury's owners said it had "no involvement" in the promotion. //
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Whoever came up with that gem needs to get back to basics.
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"Yes I care as well. I'm sick to death of these stupid alterations that are constantly being made to things I've known all my life."
and why on earth do you feel entitled to have "things you have known all your life" go unchanged? you have no such entitlement.
there is no valid reason for anyone to care about someone calling them "gesture eggs"... none whatsoever.
Untitled, //there is no valid reason for anyone to care about someone calling them "gesture eggs"... none whatsoever.//
Yes there is. It's about maintaining western culture and tradition - something you, personally, appear to have no interest in - in fact less than no interest because I get the distinct impression you would abandon it all without a second thought. Would you say the same if say, elenents of Muslim tradition and culture were renamed because some people think it doesn't matter? I doubt it very much.
I've never seen one on the altar, in any Christian imagery nor any mention in a hymn.
Chocolate eggs were first made 140 years ago by a Quaker chocolate company.
Christians believe in the resurrection, and the egg symbolises that most important event in the Christian calendar.
Quakers deny the resurrection and just saw a way to make money.
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