Non-believers celebrate religious feast days, too

Non-believers are embracing religious feast days, as exemplified by a Greek family celebrating Pascha in Melbourne. Despite atheistic beliefs, the joy of tradition and identity drives participation in rituals like dyeing eggs and breaking the fast with loved ones. This blending of culture and spirituality highlights the lasting impact of heritage on personal practices.

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Summary by Glance · Original reporting by Brisbane Times