To: yonif
This article is quite factual in its history of Halloween and in its conclusion that the holiday is a pagan religious festival.
Of course, by the same logic, both Easter and Christmas should be deleted from the Christian calendar since those are also based on pagan religious festivals.
6 posted on
10/28/2003 8:59:00 PM PST by
WackyKat
To: WackyKat
"Of course, by the same logic, both Easter and Christmas should be deleted from the Christian calendar since those are also based on pagan religious festivals."
Not to mention St. Valentine's Day.. or even Sunday.
9 posted on
10/28/2003 9:03:45 PM PST by
bcoffey
To: WackyKat
This article is quite factual in its history of Halloween and in its conclusion that the holiday is a pagan religious festival. Of course, by the same logic, both Easter and Christmas should be deleted from the Christian calendar since those are also based on pagan religious festivals.
I agree with Christmas, but not Easter. I find it telling that my church (denomination), technically older than the Catholic church, has celebrated Easter for centuries but Christmas only in the last couple generations (after influence from the West).
19 posted on
10/28/2003 9:38:24 PM PST by
yevgenie
(Byte me. Or is that yBetm .e ? Which end of the egg do you break first?)
To: WackyKat
Did the article say that you shouldn't celebrate Halloween? I must have missed that part....
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