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are trick or treat games / Halloween based games fine to play?
Toddlers bobbing for apples in the pool should be monitored.are trick or treat games / Halloween based games fine to play?
are trick or treat games / Halloween based games fine to play?
PLEASE, go to the parenting forum and say that you think it is the parents job to make their children happy. Please. You REALLY need to learn something about that perspective before it is too late.Yes. I would say it’s a parents job to give their kids happy Halloweens, Christmases, Easters, etc. What concerns you?
I know that Halloween is Satanic and all that stuff i'm just wondering if its fine to play games that are Halloween Related.PLEASE, go to the parenting forum and say that you think it is the parents job to make their children happy. Please. You REALLY need to learn something about that perspective before it is too late.
Oh, welcome to CF. Don't mind me. I am too frank or blunt some times. I don't mean anything personal. I'm trying to save you a WHOLE lot of trouble and literal hell in parenthood.
Halloween IS one of the most "holiest" of days of the year for satan and his satanist worshipers. Jeremiah Films has produced a 13 part series entitled, "The Pagan Invasion" (1991) and part one is entitled, "Halloween: Trick or Treat?"
and about 3:20 into it it begins. It is meant for adults. The informational CONTENT is the focus, not the dated video presentation by JF. Regional head/queen/princess witches are interviewed, an x satan worshiper's horrible experience and plea to Christians and much more. The broom stick between legs has ritual significance in enhancing focus and spiritual power in satan worship and is practiced today around an actual cold-urn. There is another video put out later in 2014 by Revelation TV with the identical title about 37 min. with British accented people which was apparently put out by individuals wishing to dispel any fears or concerns about occult activity in our world. Making the occult appear harmless and very friendly and nice. Really. Its title has no colon in it. Then there is a brilliantly created poetic prose which takes the position to mock or dispel any concern and just go ahead and send your Christian children out on Halloween 'cause we know who wins in the end:
and apparently not to be concerned about how participating in such may affect the children's regard or understanding or identification of evil in their lives now.
My take on trying to balance all of the available info, certainly including God's Word, is that if I were to send my children out to get candy and treats it would be with them at a church harvest festival or parking lot handout and if costumes were worn they would be of good and holy things as regarded by our God, Jehovah and not by satan. They would reflect the light and goodness and truth of God and NOT the darkness and evil and deception of satan. And I would make sure that they were aware of some who think it is a night to celebrate scary and evil and bad things but we are not part of that group. AND I would make sure that my children knew by heart verses such as and esp. James 4:7.
All I can say to that is today one has to be VERY, VERY careful when dealing with someone who calls themselves a Christian. Many think that they are such merely because they are a citizen of the USA or their parents/spouse are/is or because they go to church or perform certain rituals or are good people. If that is all that they can claim they have absolutely no connection with God through Christ Who himself claimed that He was the ONLY way to God the Father (John 14:6); there is NO spiritual goodness in them and they are blind to the real matters of God. I am baffled (as I am sure others are), for example, right here on CF in discovering how many claim to be Christian in the margin but who are blind to the fundamentals of the faith and/or behave and talk in such mean, cruel, and just plainly evil ways.In my neighborhood, a christian couple had a neighborhood halloween bonfire with potluck food and games but not costumes.
Did you see in the first video the mention of bobbing for apples and from where putting lighted (candled) pumpkins on your porch came? The occult; the former, a fertility ritual and the later, an appeasement to demons passing by. Yes, REALLY practiced for these reasons; witches and warlocks tell us that in the video.Toddlers bobbing for apples in the pool should be monitored.