And a Happy Easter to ALL where ever you are.

So this is what I don't get.

There's a big deal when it comes to calculating when (on the calendar)
to denote the crucifiction of the fictional character known as Jesus
Christ - because of all the differences in various calendars, the phases
of the moon, and other nonsense.

So when they have the specific Friday "nailed down", you would think
that because he rose from the dead in -3- days, that would be a big
deal so Monday should be a really big, super deal, a more important
event than even his death on friday. So why does Monday get ****-upon
and not really recognized as part of this sequence of death and
resurrection?