Swedenborgianism affirms the observance of Christmas and Easter as important Christian holidays, understood through Swedenborg's doctrine of correspondence. Christmas celebrates the birth of the Lord in human nature and the birth of love in human hearts; Easter celebrates the glorification of the Lord's human nature and the resurrection of the spiritual life within believers.

These holidays carry profound spiritual significance beyond material celebration. Christmas represents the descent of divine love into human consciousness; Easter represents the triumph of the spiritual over the material and the promise of eternal life. Their observance is spiritually enriching and doctrinal.