jamielyn

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christians do not celebrate halloween

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daren1

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to the true orthadox christian the answer is no, they celebrate all saints day or harvest, as for myself being a christian i see no harm in letting the kids have some fun,dressing up.collecting candy troting through the neighborhood and just being kids same thing as christmas. hopefully when they grow up they can discern what they want to beleive is right until then let them enjoy their childhood...

13 years ago. Rating: 12
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ed shank

Very well said.

commented 13 years ago

Poppy3

I agree with your answer - so very good!

commented 13 years ago

jhharlan

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Yes we do.....

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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robertgrist

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As a child we had lots of fun on Halloween. We went door to door and collected a near lethal over-dose of sweet treats every year followed by an evening of candy stuffing down our throats until we puked, then went to bed and horrible dreams to awaken the next day with a painful headache, dizzy and thirsty for water and then puke again and take more aspirin and back to bed. It’s a miracle that we survived.

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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itsmee

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I know lots of christian families who celebrate halloween. It's pumpkins, fairy dresses, pirates, candy, candy, candy, and trick or treat.
I had a preschool class once and tried to celebrate the harvest. we studied life on a farm, animals, and of course the ripened crops.
oh, how the kids hated that Halloween. If they'd been older they would have fired me as their teacher.

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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Poppy3

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Does Halloween have to have a religion too!

13 years ago. Rating: 8
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Poppy3

Oh dear have I been teleported for this? I guess not would take far far too long - and then to destroy the first object which changes into the same.

commented 13 years ago

Poppy3

Wonder how you did this Cleveland Rick as the thumbs up and down disappeared?

commented 13 years ago

west-bus

Hello Dopey, I just want to wish you a very Happy Birthday. Dö you still have a cat? I hope so, they are such good friends.

commented 12 years ago

Poppy3

west-bus - thank you so much. I do stil have cats one looks like a felix cat BO BO, he's been here a very long time - a stray and a white with ginger patches who is owned by a guy around the corner but for sometime now he has decided to live here too - I guess it's that invisible neon sign saying "Do come in the cat flap is there and so is the FOOD. The guy around the corner young family guy has two other cats and when kittens arrive KAI took off. He doesn't mind - I did all the research to find his owner. Take very goo care of yourself and thanks again.

commented 12 years ago

winfia

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Um ... I hate to burst your little bubble there, but The name "Halloween" comes from the All Saints Day celebration of the early Christian church, which was a day set aside for the solemn remembrance of the martyrs. Look what happened to the celebration of Jesus' birth! Christmas today is far afield from the earlier, more sacred holiday. At the very least, as a Christian you could or should pay your respects to the Christian martyrs.

13 years ago. Rating: 7
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Poppy3

Thank you winfia did not know this, Halloween is just too scary(in my mind not physically) for me but fun for the kids. Too right I probably have been living in a bubble especially these days and sometimes like it like that - do you really hate to burst it? Oh there goes the first fireworks now 11.20pm in London and one hour later - no more - animals will not be so scared until we get to Guy Faulks night.

commented 13 years ago

eggplant

I read that it was a pagan celebration for the devil, that's why fanatics hate it.

commented 13 years ago

Mr.Den