[SoothingDave]

I think this lady got her undies in a knot simply because some Christian tried to help her.

You have an odd definition of "help." Seriously. Anti-Halloween hysteria is unlikely to "help" anyone.

If you want to save souls, try serious arguments first and save the "trick-or-treating is devil worship" stuff for later.

SD

[gamarob1]

You have an odd definition of "help." Seriously. Anti-Halloween hysteria is unlikely to "help" anyone. If you want to save souls, try serious arguments first and save the "trick-or-treating is devil worship" stuff for later.

These are words of truth. These flyers, whether threatening or not, won't save anyone. Let them share the love and grace of Jesus, and people will come to Christ. But this "crusade against evil", just makes Christians look dumb

[John O]

If you want to save souls, try serious arguments first and save the "trick-or-treating is devil worship" stuff for later.

I sincerely dount there was any "trick or treating is devil worship" type stuff in the flyer. It's just not HOP's style. I figure it was probably a more historical "this is where halloween comes form" sort of thing.

Of course I might be proven wrong if the flyer gets posted but until then I'll go with the folks I know as opposed to the woman with her undies in a knot