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THE TRUTH ABOUT HALLOWEEN
Halloween was originally called The Festival of Death.
The Festival of Death originated South of Britain 300 years before the birth of Christ.
The main leaders over The Festival of Death we're called Druids, Which was a secret priestly society that ruled through terror and sorcery.
October 31st was their New Year. The Druids believed that at this time the old year died and the new year begun. It was also called the Festival of Samhain after their god of death Samhain. As a form of honor to Samhain many people were sacrificed to him in the evening with midnight being being the high moment for divination, sorcery, spirit-ism and sacrifices.
On that night the Druids dressed up in peculiar robes with magical markings and their heads covered with a large hollowed out turnip slung over their shoulders. The hallowed out turnip had an oil lamp burning inside and a hideous face carved on the outside of the turnip (the likeness of the demon that lived inside the turnip this was their spirit guide.
These Druid priests would go from door to door demanding certain foods, if the people gave them the food they would pass by but if not they placed a curse on the household of sickness, trouble or death.
When the Druids decreased the people continued the practice of Samhain themselves. Yet their version was to evoke good luck for the new year. They used divination to see what the new year held. One way they would do this was to bob for apples, the one that got the apple out would have good luck the next year.
During the eighth century the Pope in an attempt to stop this practice was to establish All Saints Day. Which was a day to honor the Christian martyrs. The people viewed this as an approval by the Church of Samhain.
This practice continues today yet is now known as Halloween.
Should a Christian practice something of this nature?
wait before you attack not done yet.
Halloween was originally called The Festival of Death.
The Festival of Death originated South of Britain 300 years before the birth of Christ.
The main leaders over The Festival of Death we're called Druids, Which was a secret priestly society that ruled through terror and sorcery.
October 31st was their New Year. The Druids believed that at this time the old year died and the new year begun. It was also called the Festival of Samhain after their god of death Samhain. As a form of honor to Samhain many people were sacrificed to him in the evening with midnight being being the high moment for divination, sorcery, spirit-ism and sacrifices.
On that night the Druids dressed up in peculiar robes with magical markings and their heads covered with a large hollowed out turnip slung over their shoulders. The hallowed out turnip had an oil lamp burning inside and a hideous face carved on the outside of the turnip (the likeness of the demon that lived inside the turnip this was their spirit guide.
These Druid priests would go from door to door demanding certain foods, if the people gave them the food they would pass by but if not they placed a curse on the household of sickness, trouble or death.
When the Druids decreased the people continued the practice of Samhain themselves. Yet their version was to evoke good luck for the new year. They used divination to see what the new year held. One way they would do this was to bob for apples, the one that got the apple out would have good luck the next year.
During the eighth century the Pope in an attempt to stop this practice was to establish All Saints Day. Which was a day to honor the Christian martyrs. The people viewed this as an approval by the Church of Samhain.
This practice continues today yet is now known as Halloween.
Should a Christian practice something of this nature?
wait before you attack not done yet.