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 The resurrection of Jesus Christ stands as the cornerstone of Christian faith. For nearly two millennia, it has shaped Christian theology, liturgical practices, and spiritual lives. As the central message of Easter, the resurrection remains the defining moment that reconciles humanity with God and promises eternal life. Although the core belief in the resurrection is shared across Christian denominations, its theological emphasis, liturgical expressions, and cultural interpretations can differ significantly between traditions. The Eastern Orthodox Church and the Roman Catholic Church are two of the largest branches of Christianity, and both celebrate the resurrection of Christ, but with distinct theological frameworks and liturgical customs. In this essay, we will examine the shared and divergent views of the resurrection in both traditions, exploring the theological significance, liturgical practices, and cultural implications of Easter. 1. The Resurrection in Christian Theology...