05 Aug 09
Originally posted by galveston75Personally I think they will all burn in hell.
What is up with christians celebrating something like Halloween?
Seriously though, what do you mean when you say "celebrate it". Are they simply throwing a party or are they dancing naked around a camp fire worshipping the devil?
05 Aug 09
Originally posted by whodeyPartaking of it as in having anything to do with it. Dressing up your children and walking the streets. That kind of celibrating.
Personally I think they will all burn in hell.
Seriously though, what do you mean when you say "celebrate it". Are they simply throwing a party or are they dancing naked around a camp fire worshipping the devil?
05 Aug 09
Originally posted by generalissimoWhy in the world would anyone that says they worship God and love what he loves and hates what he hates would want to have anything to do with some pagan holiday that promotes witches, demons, goblins, death, torture and whatever else that holiday is about? You might as well stick it up God's nose....
do you think dressing up is "giving the devil his due"?
05 Aug 09
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Originally posted by galveston75Why in the world would anyone that says they worship God and love what he loves and hates what he hates would want to have anything to do with some pagan holiday
Why in the world would anyone that says they worship God and love what he loves and hates what he hates would want to have anything to do with some pagan holiday that promotes witches, demons, goblins, death, torture and whatever else that holiday is about? You might as well stick it up God's nose....
er...because its just fun and not really taken seriously?
pagan holiday
the christmas tree is originally a pagan tradition, does that mean we should get rid of it? no.
05 Aug 09
Originally posted by galveston75You forgot Firemen, Policemen, Princesses, Princes, etc. My son was a Fireman last Halloween. It was cute to see my little one dressed up in that outfit. I agree with generalissimo. It’s just fun for the kids to get out there and get some candy. No harm done.
Why in the world would anyone that says they worship God and love what he loves and hates what he hates would want to have anything to do with some pagan holiday that promotes witches, demons, goblins, death, torture and whatever else that holiday is about? You might as well stick it up God's nose....
05 Aug 09
Originally posted by galveston75exactly which holidays are not pagan in nature😉
Why in the world would anyone that says they worship God and love what he loves and hates what he hates would want to have anything to do with some pagan holiday that promotes witches, demons, goblins, death, torture and whatever else that holiday is about? You might as well stick it up God's nose....
05 Aug 09
Originally posted by duecerNonsense, The first Christmas was 2009 years ago and the first Easter was 1976 years ago, what are your dates?
man are you a dope! Easter is a pagan holiday celebrating fertility (rabbit that lays eggs) and Christmas was the original winter solstice festival, the catholic church co-opted the holiday to increae conversions.
05 Aug 09
Originally posted by whiteknight26That is your viewpoint..what is God's?
You forgot Firemen, Policemen, Princesses, Princes, etc. My son was a Fireman last Halloween. It was cute to see my little one dressed up in that outfit. I agree with generalissimo. It’s just fun for the kids to get out there and get some candy. No harm done.
The word tradition is used many times in the Bible as warnings to us. Mark 7:13, Col 2:8, Matt 15:3.
Gal 5:9 says it doesn't take much to defile your worship.
Na 1:2 says God accepts only exclusive devotion from his followers.
2 Cor 6: 14-18, Eph 5:10,11 warns against thing of the darkness.
But again. This holiday has pagan origins. Just do a llittle research into any web site and you'll see this.
Is the fun you let your children have worth the unhappiness you cause to your God?