“it should include His will for every detail of our lives”
Absolutely.
“And on what you wrote about King David, there isn’t a spiritual comparison there.”
God blessed David after this great betrayal of the Philistines who trusted him — slaughtered men, women, and children. It was the ultimate masquarade. It’s about as close to wearing a devil suit that you can find in the Bible.
And God blessed him. Blessings are spiritual.
“...children are being exposed to that Satanism without protection.”
Well there I agree. Horror movies, for example, almost always punish fornication with death or near-death and mournful loss. Witch boards never turn out good [except maybe during the Supernatural series sometimes]. The game, ‘Bloody Mary’ NEVER turns out good.
Parents are involved in Halloween activities. The more they are the better. But they have to have a fun loving spirit to make it fun.
And BTW — electric light is great when you are attacked by Demons. Jesus is better, but electric light is helpful. Circles of salt help too.
FRegards ....
Thank the good Lord for many mitigating factors that yet appear in the midst of our modern Halloweens. Let that be the first thing to say.
But let’s not slight those who want to go from that to something even better. Grace gives us room to learn through making mistakes and practicing towards what’s better.
Again, there is no spiritual comparison to be made between what David did and Halloween.
As I’ve said more than once here, I believe Christians can be following the Lord’s will by having an alternative to Halloween celebration, whatever that might be, but knowingly embracing it and even defending its dark elements while presenting themselves as mature Christians who are able to rightly instruct and correct others is nothing less than embracing Satanic worldliness and doing what Isaiah prophesied about, calling evil good and good evil. “Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!” Isaiah 5:20.