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Halloween!

HayleyAnn

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Christians don't celebrate Halloween because it is rooted in witchcraft and paganism. Simple really.

Proof?

Take a look at ViaCrucis' post on the previous page and refute his points with FACTS. Don't have any? Didn't think so. We don't need anyone else coming here telling us halloween is evil "just cause".
 
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Zebra1552

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Christians don't celebrate Halloween because it is rooted in witchcraft and paganism. Simple really.
LOTR and Narnia are rooted in witchcraft and paganism. What now?
 
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Proof?

Take a look at ViaCrucis' post on the previous page and refute his points with FACTS. Don't have any? Didn't think so. We don't need anyone else coming here telling us halloween is evil "just cause".

Perhaps you should take a history class or two.

Anyway, I couldn't care less, it is you who has to face a Holy God and explain why you celebrate a festival rooted in witchcraft.
 
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Perhaps you should take a history class or two.

Anyway, I couldn't care less, it is you who has to face a Holy God and explain why you celebrate a festival rooted in witchcraft.
And it's you who has to explain why that matters or that it even IS rooted in witchcraft. Telling people to take a history class is by no means proof of your claims.

why do i care?
Who don't you?
 
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Is there a 'doh' emoticon on here? The hallowed evil day is over, can we move on?

we can move on once at least ONE of you anti-halloween people backs your stance with actual proof of its "evil roots". but since that's not going to happen since none exists, then i suppose this is a lost cause.
 
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Is there a 'doh' emoticon on here? The hallowed evil day is over, can we move on?
There is, in fact, a :doh: emoticon on here, and it's usually reserved for people who refuse to give good reasoning for their positions and dodge every request for actual evidence for the claims they make. So... :doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh::doh: and we're still waiting on evidence that Halloween is evil.

For the record: Don't dis a holiday in which there is an excuse to stuff one's self with stuffing. Stuffing is where it's at.
 
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But did any of you guys have a blood orgy for the devil? Because, clearly, that's what some people who have posted in this thread expected of us. I'd just hate to disappoint them and shatter their ill conceived perceptions when I say I ate a couple of pieces of candy and a corn beef sandwich and went to bed after watching "Hoarders".
 
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I have a confession.............................................I celebrated Halloween!!!!!!!

I know I know I'm sorry. It was evil and I will confess what I did....

I........helped cook vegan stew, make party snacks and decorated the house with paper mache halloween decorations. People dressed as a lion, a monk(buddhist kind) came to the house. As well as other EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVVVVVVVVVVVVIL costumes! I dressed as a renaissance jester with black/white make up. Alcohol was consumed lightly and then people went home.

To my knowledge no rituals were performed.

Also I demand that you read this accompanied to dramatic, evil sounding music.
 
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But did any of you guys have a blood orgy for the devil? Because, clearly, that's what some people who have posted in this thread expected of us. I'd just hate to disappoint them and shatter their ill conceived perceptions when I say I ate a couple of pieces of candy and a corn beef sandwich and went to bed after watching "Hoarders".
Sheesh, and I didn't even have any candy!
 
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My church youth group went "tract and treat"ing, which consisted of handing out small bags of candy with a tract in them.

Around Halloween, my grandma moves the chairs off her front porch because, she says, back when "trick or treat" was literal, kids would do something like tying chairs to the porch roof if they weren't given candy.
 
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