[editor-surveyor]

>> “Actually, one of the earliest controversy in the church was whether to commemorate it on Passover or on the Sunday following” <<

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NO! - There were two and a half millenia of scriptural worship exactly setting out how and when. The “controversy” was not Christian, it was pure satanic defiance. Polycarp got it all correct because he was John’s right hand man.

[Hilda]

[>> “Actually, one of the earliest controversy in the church was whether to commemorate it on Passover or on the Sunday following” <<

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NO! -]

Yes. It’s called Quartodecimanism, and what you are claiming is provably false, I don’t CARE what your church told you.

Easter has been commemorated since AT LEAST the early 2nd Century, and probably earlier.