There is some debate over the origins of the Easter Bunny, with some people claiming that he is a symbol of Christian faith, and others arguing that he is a pagan symbol. However, most experts seem to agree that the Easter Bunny probably originated as a pagan symbol of fertility. Some people believe that the Easter Bunny was introduced into Christianity as a way to 'Christianize' this pagan symbol. Others argue that the bunny was simply adopted by Christians as another way to represent the resurrection of Jesus Christ. In either case, there is no doubt that the Easter Bunny is now a widely recognized symbol of Christianity and Easter.