Easter

I happen to know what the word remnant means. But I did ask what you meant in context of calenders, or this thread as a whole.
Either if we celebrate easter, we are not the 'remnant' that will be saved, or is it calenders, if you use a calender you won't be saved?

Easter or calender? Which are you speaking about?
All I'm asking is to understand exactly what your saying, since the post before yours that you are responding to is about both.

 

You said you homeschool, do your children know how to use the calender everyone else uses?

 

Easter or calender? Which are you speaking about?
All I'm asking is to understand exactly what your saying, since the post before yours that you are responding to is about both. </font>[/QUOTE]Walls is asking about the stand the Waldensians took on Easter. It is often, if not wholly celebrated with pagan beliefs and after pagan rituals. Calendars, the names of the months and days of the week, are also pagan based because of the names used. Walls has chosen to seperate herself from the pagan use of these things, as did the Waldensians. There is no question of why she should or should not practice these things, but that she would like to know more about those in history, namely the Waldensians, of their practices and beliefs and the reasons behind them.

This conversation led to the falling away from seperation, or the partaking of the things of the world, and it's possible leading to the falling away, which also can be a plausible explanation of why there will be a remnant in the end. Simple to follow.