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1:07:52

Forsaking the Darkness of Halloween | 2 Corinthians 11:12‭-‬15

TCC

ThornCrown Covenant Baptist Church

over 3 years ago

20:11

It was called they had a festival called Samhain which is spelled Samhain say S -a -m -h -a -i -n and

1:51:06

HalloWhat? The History of Halloween

AL

Apologetics Live

over 5 years ago

16:26

And those ancient Celtic roots became what's known as the Festival of Samhain.

3:28

What are the origins of Halloween?

GQO

GotQuestions.org

over 6 years ago

0:45

Many believe the festival of Samhain to have been the beginning of the Celtic year.

1:11:45

Have No Fellowship with the Unfruitful Works of Halloween | Ephesians 5:11

TCC

ThornCrown Covenant Baptist Church

over 1 year ago

27:34

mostly modern -day Ireland, and Druid, which are Celtic priests, there was a pagan fire festival called Samhain

1:14:57

The history of Halloween with Jill Martin Rische

CF

Creation Fellowship

over 1 year ago

29:43

So no actual Samhain rituals are ever recorded either in the myth or in history.

40:53

WWUTT 550 Q&A Halloween Cremated Calvinism?

WP

WWUTT Podcast

over 8 years ago

2:15

all the way back to the first century, 2 ,000 years ago, when the Celtics celebrated a holiday called Samhain

1:21:33

…But Instead Even Expose Halloween | Ephesians 5:11

TCC

ThornCrown Covenant Baptist Church

over 1 year ago

30:31

on October 31st is a perpetuation of a 2 ,000 year old annual religious festival of the Celts called Samhain

56:19

Should Christians Celebrate Halloween & Churches Hold Trunk or Treat Events? Jason Farley #DMW243

DMW

Dead Men Walking

over 1 year ago

17:04

So All Hallows Eve is the beginning of the celebration of All Saints Day, we end up separating it out as its own thing, October 31st, because just in the modern world, we don't have that same sun down as the beginning of the next day.

50:45

Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?

PT

Point Taken

over 2 years ago

32:26

Long story short, All Souls Day, November 2nd, is celebrating those who are in purgatory, working their way to heaven. All Saints Day is remembering the saints who are there. So, the day before all that is October 31st, and that's all Hallowed's Eve.

1:32

Should Christians Participate in Halloween?

W

WWUTT

over 10 years ago

0:03

Beware the dreaded All Hallows Eve or as we've come to know it Halloween a subject of much controversy among Christians. Some participate with costumes and trick -or -treating like anyone else. Others try to redeem the holiday by calling it a fall festival or doing a trunk or treat.

3:31

What is the Day of the Dead? | GotQuestions.org

GQO

GotQuestions.org

almost 4 years ago

0:20

The Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday held from October 31 to November 2. The Day of the Dead is connected to two Catholic holidays, All Saints Day and All Souls Day, and corresponds with the end of harvest.

14:34

TLP 206: Should Halloween Have Any Place in Our Homes?

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 7 years ago

3:55

Is there anything positive to redeem? Undoubtedly, some will read this and remind me about Halloween's pagan roots, telling me about druids, pagan sacrifices, rituals to commune with the dead, Celtic deities, and the questionable origins of trick -or -treat and jack -o' -lanterns.

25:36

Legalism in the Church (Part 4)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 16 years ago

10:38

If you don't wanna say trick or treat because you see some kind of druidic pagan background in it, then just knock on the door and get some candy. I know some churches, Steve, they won't even have the faux alternative night because it somehow reeks of the recognition that we've taken All Souls Day and turned it into Halloween.

26:32

Should Christians Celebrate Halloween? | Reaction to @Ruslan @Mike Signorelli

WD

Wise Disciple

over 3 years ago

19:30

What is the culture doing on October the 31st? So that's the question. That's how you should be thinking about this. Is the culture expressing a tradition where community members, you know, they come together or is it a celebration of this of Satan and the demonic?

14:34

TLP 206: Should Halloween Have Any Place in Our Homes?

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 7 years ago

3:55

Is there anything positive to redeem? Undoubtedly, some will read this and remind me about Halloween's pagan roots, telling me about druids, pagan sacrifices, rituals to commune with the dead, Celtic deities, and the questionable origins of trick -or -treat and jack -o' -lanterns.

15:38

TLP 102: "Should My Kids Go Trick-or-Treating?" Is Not the Best Question

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 8 years ago

8:29

But take care that this right of yours does not somehow become a stumbling block to the weak. Listen not everyone realizes that there are elements of the celebration of Halloween that are not sinful. Some because of their former beliefs or practices really think that everyone who participates in Halloween is encouraging satanic behavior.

26:02

Spurgeon isnt your homeboy

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 9 years ago

13:46

Well, in the same book, Bible in the News, this too was a Celtic invention used during the ritual of Samhain

15:38

TLP 102: "Should My Kids Go Trick-or-Treating?" Is Not the Best Question

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 8 years ago

8:29

But take care that this right of yours does not somehow become a stumbling block to the weak. Listen not everyone realizes that there are elements of the celebration of Halloween that are not sinful. Some because of their former beliefs or practices really think that everyone who participates in Halloween is encouraging satanic behavior.

1:11:39

Cultish: Is Easter Pagan? w/ Michael Jones

AS

Apologia Studios

over 3 years ago

1:11:04

We're going to maybe talk a little more about Halloween, whether it's connected to Samhain.

3:31

Should Christians Celebrate Halloween? | Halloween and Christianity | GotQuestions.org

GQO

GotQuestions.org

over 8 years ago

0:41

Halloween, no matter how commercialized, has almost completely pagan origins. As innocent as it may seem to some, it is not something to be taken lightly. Christians tend to have various ways to celebrate, or not to celebrate, Halloween.