CoreyD
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These Evangelical and Fundamentalist circles must not have kept up their Bible reading, if they relied on a Satanist to blow the whistle on what God had long condemned.It's because of that that it became common in Evangelical and Fundamentalist circles to regard Halloween as evil or associated with the devil. This really intensified in the 1980's through the Satanic Panic, where you get a confluence of charlatans like John Todd, Mike Warnke, and others claiming all kinds of stories about how they used to be former witches/Satanists and peddled themselves as experts on the occult (they were lying); along with the the lies and myths surrounding things like Dungeons & Dragons, various cartoons (I wasn't allowed to watch the Smurfs when I was a child in the 80's because some people got it in their head that it was secretly spreading Satanic messages, and told my parents that). And, of course, the Halloween scares--razor blades hidden in candy, that sort of thing.
The "Halloween is bad" phenomenon is recent, and built upon lies, myths, urban legends, and the make believe of charlatans.
-CryptoLutheran
The Christians were no part of Satan's world, and they remain that way. 1 John 5:19
For example, a Christian does not need a Satanic priest, or pagan, to tell them to avoid David Blaine's shows, and many such events. Deuteronomy 18:10, 11
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