Of course, Easter doesn't align with Passover, so maybe that's because of pagan influence?
Not pagan influence, just different calculations based on using different calendars with different reference points. It's for much the same reason that the Eastern Orthodox Easter is on a different day from in the West (they're still using the Julian calendar rather than the Gregorian).
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Not pagan influence, just different calculations based on using different calendars with different reference points. It's for much the same reason that the Eastern Orthodox Easter is on a different day from in the West (they're still using the Julian calendar rather than the Gregorian).