Halloween and Christians

[Loki]

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Halloween is part of Celtic folklore that marks death of nature symbolizing end of warm and shiny period of year, not satanic celebration

Serbs too have some old custom that could be considered as Halloween equivalent, but it's not exactly called Halloween and it's different date.

[Loki]

Halloween is part of Celtic folklore that marks death of nature symbolizing end of warm and shiny period of year, not satanic celebration

Serbs too have some old custom that could be considered as Halloween equivalent, but it's not exactly called Halloween and it's different date.

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There is nothing more punk, rebellious and "antifa" than giving a one finger salute to the leaders of the modern world and staying true to God.

[Victor]

Halloween is part of Celtic folklore that marks death of nature symbolizing end of warm and shiny period of year, not satanic celebration

Serbs too have some old custom that could be considered as Halloween equivalent, but it's not exactly called Halloween and it's different date.

More or less all of the nations especially Slavic ones have semi-Pagan festivals, but they're still not acceptable for Christians only because they're "our own". Just like omens, superstitions, household rituals.

[Loki]

Halloween is part of Celtic folklore that marks death of nature symbolizing end of warm and shiny period of year, not satanic celebration

Serbs too have some old custom that could be considered as Halloween equivalent, but it's not exactly called Halloween and it's different date.

Our pagan traditions were rooted in demonic rituals. Christianity put an end to that, thank God. Nowadays, unfortunately, since Europeans are rejecting God more and more, they are trying to revive the old demonic pagan rituals and habits.

[Victor]

Our pagan traditions were rooted in demonic rituals. Christianity put an end to that, thank God. Nowadays, unfortunately, since Europeans are rejecting God more and more, they are trying to revive the old demonic pagan rituals and habits.

There are Russians who despise Halloween for being satanic etc, but praise our own pagan misconceptions of the past and their modern interpretations, this is a false approach, based on the principle of "foreign and native".

[Ugo]

There are Russians who despise Halloween for being satanic etc, but praise our own pagan misconceptions of the past and their modern interpretations, this is a false approach, based on the principle of "foreign and native".

Paganism is a part of Slavic culture. How boring would Russian folklore and children's fairy tales be if there were no Baba Yaga, Leshy, Vodyanoi, Ghouls, Koshchei? I can't imagine my childhood without these fabulous characters that originate in paganism. Halloween is also very interesting for children and young people. I don't mind if they started celebrating it in Russia - at the level of fairy tales or horror films. All this in no way harms Christianity.

[Loki]

Paganism is a part of Slavic culture. How boring would Russian folklore and children's fairy tales be if there were no Baba Yaga, Leshy, Vodyanoi, Ghouls, Koshchei? I can't imagine my childhood without these fabulous characters that originate in paganism. Halloween is also very interesting for children and young people. I don't mind if they started celebrating it in Russia - at the level of fairy tales or horror films. All this in no way harms Christianity.

Even as a child in South Africa I knew about Baba Yaga. It was in a storybook among other old tales. That's harmless culture, more or less.

Halloween is a significant occult date that even modern Satanists celebrate and find significant, do sacrifices on that day, even human sacrifice. Demonic activity is high on that day, and it is definitely not harmless. Violent crime rates are much higher on that day, including murder and suicides.