Why Halloween Is Evil

Halloween is the name for the eve of Samhain [pronounced sow-en], a celebrat

ion marking the beginning of winter as well as the first day of the New Year within the ancient Celtic culture of the British Isles. The time of Samhain consisted of the eve of the feast and the day itself (31 October and 1 November)" (1987, p. 176, "Halloween").

The waning of the sun and the approach of dark winter made the evil spirits

rejoice and play nasty tricks. Believe it or not, most of our Halloween practices can be traced back to these old pagan rites and superstitions. On the Wiccan calendar, Samhain is one of the most important points on "the wheel of the year."

Nowadays, Halloween is a variable holiday. There are modern day pagans who s

till celebrate the holiday of Samhain, children who enjoy the holiday for trick-or-treating, and there are still Christians who oppose the holiday because of their mix-up of paganism and Satanism.

The truth is that Halloween is associated with Satanism only in certain circ

umstances and in very recent times. Historically, Halloween has nothing to do with Satanists for the primary fact that the formal Satanism religion was not even conceived until 1966. Historical Origins of Halloween

For some, however, the fears associated with Halloween go beyond fake-scary

ghosts and into genuine spiritual warfare for the souls of the innocent. These people, including many fundamentalist...

Halloween is considered a satanic holiday for many confessing Satanists, and

for obvious reasons, as it is a day where demons, witches and devils are glorified. The first Greater Church of Lucifer in Houston, Texas chose Halloween as the perfect day to officially open its doors to the public.

Many Christians struggle to decide how (or if) to celebrate Halloween. After

all, it is a holiday that seems to emphasize darkness, superstition and fear. Furthermore, there is the claim that the...

Halloween is the spookiest night of the year. It's also a boon to the retail

industry — even during a pandemic. According to the National Retail Federation, Halloween spending in the US is...

If you’ll be honest with yourself, the answer is obvious. Halloween is a h

oliday dedicated to Satan. The holiday is accompanied with fear promoted by horror movies, grotesque costumes, and evil witchcraft. We read in the Bible that we can’t be worshipping God, and at the same time, worshipping the Devil as well.

Setting aside a day to celebrate evil, darkness, witchcraft, fear, death and

the demonic brings disdain to God.

The United Church of God would have us believe that Halloween is evil. It's

hard to say, though, what that even means. On Halloween, Americans will purchase roughly six whole Titanics' worth of...

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Halloween is the second favorite holiday of millennials, according to The Ha

rris Poll, and the folklore surrounding the modern-day spooktacular celebration of costumes and candy just might make ...

In addition to being Halloween, October 31 was also the New Year’ Eve of t

he Celts and Anglo Saxons. To celebrate, they built huge bonfires on hilltops to frighten away evil spirits, and often offered their crops and animals to the evil ones as a sacrifice — sometimes they even offered themselves.

As the church expanded its idea of what witches were and what they did, it s

eems likely that the Halloween custom of bad, evil witches came from the church. A strange thing to see in a religious observation of All Hallows Eve, but when cultures mesh and grow into each other things like that happen.

Halloween is a prime recruiting time for witches and Satanists. Many people

have testified that they were introduced to the occult at a Halloween party. Halloween is very religious, but it is not Christian. "Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good." Romans 12:21. Choose Life

Halloween night is one of the biggest nights of the year for witches, occult

ists and Satanists. All over America, those that are deep into the dark arts will be contacting the dead, casting spells and conducting blood sacrifices. On October 31st, most people will simply ignore the dark side of Halloween.

The overwhelming majority of Halloween Heroes are evil, demented or demonic.

That should not surprise us. Halloween is the devil’s day! But there is something else that concerns me even more. The Harm Of Halloween Halloween is a dangerous day and here are the reasons why… Halloween is focused on violence.

Conventional wisdom holds that Halloween is essentially a secular and pagan

holiday, the result of the Christian Church appropriating an ancient Celtic harvest festival. But one strain of critical opinion tends to the view that the holiday was thoroughly Christian from the start.

Now, the New York City native is an evangelist who preaches the gospel of Je

sus and the deliverance from demons – and every year he questions why believers participate in Halloween festivities.

On Halloween, some kids will dress up as devils and go trick-or-treating. Bu

t an ex-Satanist is warning Christians against doing that. FIND the latest Chris...

The history of Halloween and Christianity goes all the way back to the Middl

e Ages.The roots of trick-or-treating can, for example, be traced back to a medieval Christian tradition, in which the ...

Is Halloween Evil? Why Witches, Occultists And Satanists Celebrate Halloween

And Why You Should Not. On October 31st, most people will simply ignore the dark side of Halloween. The vast majority of the population will dress up in costumes, go to parties and eat candy without ever even considering where the holiday came from or what certain ...

Halloween is a real, sacred day for those who follow Wicca. In fact, it is o

ne of two high and holy days for them. The Celtic belief of spirits being released is current, along with the worship of Samhain (the lord of death) – both are promoted as something to embrace on that day.

Halloween or Hallowe'en (a contraction of "All Hallows' evening"), also know

n as Allhalloween, All Hallows' Eve, or All Saints' Eve, is a celebration observed in many countries on 31 October, the eve of the Western Christian feast of All Hallows' Day.It begins the observance of Allhallowtide, the time in the liturgical year dedicated to remembering the dead, including saints (hallows), martyrs ...

History of Halloween tradition #2: Trick-or-treating. During Samhain, the Ce

lts offered food as a way to ward off evil spirits. In the Middle Ages on the eve of All Saints’ Day, the poor would ...

Somewhere, in the halls of history, Halloween or All Hallows Eve, got hijack

ed. What started as a day to prepare for All Saints’ Day (November 1st), Halloween became a spooky, evil, and candy filled observance. The term “Halloween” from its beginnings, had nothing to do with any pagan or evil beliefs.

To some, Halloween truly is a “holy” day because it is set aside to wors

hip the devil. Satan hates God and mankind very much, and wants to hurt us all. So it should make Christians very sad that so many people want to celebrate a day which was meant to give glory to God’s enemy and hellish things.

No Halloween or Samhain (sow-un) it falls between the Fall Equinox and the W

inter Solstice. It marks the end of the Pagan Scared year. Is not "evil" it is a Pagan holiday, it is actully our New Year, it is a celebration.

Most people truly don’t understand why Halloween is an issue and are not d

ressing up to celebrate evil whatsoever, but that doesn’t change the fact that darkness comes in many forms. That is ...

Characters who are normally considered “evil,” such as witches, monsters

, vampires, and ghouls, are tied to signs of death and fabricated haunted experiences where good and evil and life and ...

Which is why the 2018 Halloween is a direct sequel to the 1978 original, dit

ching all of the mythology built up around Michael in the sequels. Michael and Laurie are no longer siblings. Michael ...

Keep a keen eye out for evil children this Halloween — that’s all we’r

e saying. 7 A lot of old Halloween traditions revolved around trying to find a match for young single women.

What’s Good and Evil about Halloween? Margaret Galitzin. Recently I receiv

ed the Fantastic Fall edition of a rather upscale catalog featuring “inspired home décor.” I was shocked to see that 33 pages - more than a third of the magazine – were dedicated to Halloween décor - macabre mummies, gaggles of ghosts, skull and bones necklaces ...

If anything, one can read Halloween as simply a metaphor for the unfortunate

truth that there is evil in the world, and sometimes bad things happen to good people, but there’s really no subtext ...

Halloween is a great opportunity to encourage church members to engage their

community. Halloween happens to fall on a Wednesday this year. At the church where I pastor we have cancelled our Wednesday night activities so that our people are free to participate in Halloween with their kids, or to engage their neighbors if they don’t have kids ...

The powers of evil work in very personal ways. Among their subtle seductive

strategies are the ones that lure us into a fascination with skulls, curses, mysterious personages, and magical sights and sounds in the night. Which is why I should perhaps get over deciding about Halloween on the basis of pleasant memories of past Octobers.

Many Christians believe that participating in Halloween is a form of involve

ment in the worthless deeds of evil and darkness, which is forbidden in Scripture: Ephesians 5:7-15 Don’t participate in the things these people do.

Some see it as evil and will have nothing to do with the celebration; others

as harmless fun partake fully: costume parties, Halloween decorations and 'trick-or-treat. Still others try to find a "middle" approach, allowing trick-or-treat and masquerades, but as "Bible characters" instead of demonic and occult figures.

For more about spiritual warfare as it relates to Halloween, click here for

the episode titled "Witchcraft in Halloween With Meeke Addison." For more on Halloween, check out the Charisma e-book by prophetic deliverance minister Kathy DeGraw, Why Christians Shouldn't Celebrate Halloween, available at this link for just $1.99.

God has convicted me that Halloween is evil because God knows it is evil. Be

sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. 1 Peter 5:8. There are some who would say that Halloween is a day that the Lord made. God has made all days, and we should celebrate each day and be joyful ...

Halloween doesn't have to be about glorifying the ugliness of evil. It can b

e a fun time of fellowship for the whole family--whether that means trunk or treating at your church's harvest party or trick-or-treating in your own neighborhood with friends, or lovingly handing out snacks to little ballerinas, Obi-Wan's and assorted clowns.

The word Halloween itself is a shortened form of "All Hallows Eve," the day

before All Saints Day. This holiday, properly understood and celebrated with all of its fun trappings, can be a way for us to deepen our understanding of faith. Halloween has its roots in the ancient Celtic tribes of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and Brittany.