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Some of us flog the leaders of other religions mercilessly California Girl. We even like to quote their revealed texts and their other writings when we do so. You can find plenty of attacks here on the words of revealed texts such as the Qu'ran and the Hadith. And Tanakh of course.
I have no doubt we'd get around to the Vedas given time.
I understand. Though there is a difference between thoughtful criticism and heckling, the latter of which involves little intellectual effort yet seems all too common.Some of us flog the leaders of other religions mercilessly California Girl. We even like to quote their revealed texts and their other writings when we do so. You can find plenty of attacks here on the words of revealed texts such as the Qu'ran and the Hadith. And Tanakh of course.
I have no doubt we'd get around to the Vedas given time.
Vatican warns parents that Halloween is 'anti-Christian' -
The Vatican is warning parents not to let their kids dress up as ghosts and goblins this weekend for Halloween, calling it a pagan celebration of "terror, fear and death," Britain's Daily Telegraph reports in a dispatch from Rome.
The newspaper's Rome correspondent, Nick Squires, notes that the Roman Catholic Church has become alarmed in recent years as the traditional U.S. celebration spreads to other countries, particularly Britain and Italy.
The Vatican issued its warning through its official newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, in an article headlined "Halloween's Dangerous Messages."
It quotes a liturgical expert, Joan Maria Canals as saying, "Halloween has an undercurrent of occultism and is absolutely anti-Christian."
Vatican warns parents that Halloween is 'anti-Christian' -
The Vatican is warning parents not to let their kids dress up as ghosts and goblins this weekend for Halloween, calling it a pagan celebration of "terror, fear and death," Britain's Daily Telegraph reports in a dispatch from Rome.
The newspaper's Rome correspondent, Nick Squires, notes that the Roman Catholic Church has become alarmed in recent years as the traditional U.S. celebration spreads to other countries, particularly Britain and Italy.
The Vatican issued its warning through its official newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, in an article headlined "Halloween's Dangerous Messages."
It quotes a liturgical expert, Joan Maria Canals as saying, "Halloween has an undercurrent of occultism and is absolutely anti-Christian."
I wonder what their stance is on Christmas, and how it is celebrated with all the commercialism that surrounds it? Thanksgiving?
I fail to see how it is 'anti-Christian'.
Vatican warns parents that Halloween is 'anti-Christian' -
The Vatican is warning parents not to let their kids dress up as ghosts and goblins this weekend for Halloween, calling it a pagan celebration of "terror, fear and death," Britain's Daily Telegraph reports in a dispatch from Rome.
The newspaper's Rome correspondent, Nick Squires, notes that the Roman Catholic Church has become alarmed in recent years as the traditional U.S. celebration spreads to other countries, particularly Britain and Italy.
The Vatican issued its warning through its official newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, in an article headlined "Halloween's Dangerous Messages."
It quotes a liturgical expert, Joan Maria Canals as saying, "Halloween has an undercurrent of occultism and is absolutely anti-Christian."
I wonder what their stance is on Christmas, and how it is celebrated with all the commercialism that surrounds it? Thanksgiving?
I fail to see how it is 'anti-Christian'.
Christmas is acceptable, as is Thanksgiving - neither are connected to paganism. Halloween is. As a kid, I listened to lectures year in and year out in Church about Halloween. Always went trick or treating though - Mom always wanted me to dress as a pricess but Dad always let me be myself.... a devil. LOL.
I don't agree with the Vatican or the churches that frown upon halloween activities... but I understand their stance and don't damn them for it
I wonder what their stance is on Christmas, and how it is celebrated with all the commercialism that surrounds it? Thanksgiving?
I fail to see how it is 'anti-Christian'.
Christmas is acceptable, as is Thanksgiving - neither are connected to paganism. Halloween is. As a kid, I listened to lectures year in and year out in Church about Halloween. Always went trick or treating though - Mom always wanted me to dress as a pricess but Dad always let me be myself.... a devil. LOL.
Thanks for the reply. Sounds sensible. A 'devil' eh?![]()
Our pumpkin patch is run by a Catholic church...go figure.I don't agree with the Vatican or the churches that frown upon halloween activities... but I understand their stance and don't damn them for it
Hey. If it wasn't for Halomas how would the Jooz sell their pumpkin patches ?
Pumpkin prices are pumped | News from The Post-Standard -
I get 15 cents a pound for something that is actually edible![]()
Halloween is the High Holy day of Satanism.
No follower of one the three major monotheistic religions should celebrate this devils holiday.
Actually, if you knew anything (which you don't), Halloween comes out of the Celtic Festival of Samhain. It's a festival held at the end of the harvest season. In the Northern Hemisphere it starts October 31 and ends either November 1st or November 11th.
Vatican warns parents that Halloween is 'anti-Christian' -
The Vatican is warning parents not to let their kids dress up as ghosts and goblins this weekend for Halloween, calling it a pagan celebration of "terror, fear and death," Britain's Daily Telegraph reports in a dispatch from Rome.
The newspaper's Rome correspondent, Nick Squires, notes that the Roman Catholic Church has become alarmed in recent years as the traditional U.S. celebration spreads to other countries, particularly Britain and Italy.
The Vatican issued its warning through its official newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano, in an article headlined "Halloween's Dangerous Messages."
It quotes a liturgical expert, Joan Maria Canals as saying, "Halloween has an undercurrent of occultism and is absolutely anti-Christian."
I wonder what their stance is on Christmas, and how it is celebrated with all the commercialism that surrounds it? Thanksgiving?
I fail to see how it is 'anti-Christian'.
Christmas is acceptable, as is Thanksgiving - neither are connected to paganism. Halloween is. As a kid, I listened to lectures year in and year out in Church about Halloween. Always went trick or treating though - Mom always wanted me to dress as a pricess but Dad always let me be myself.... a devil. LOL.
The overly literal are often confused.Our pumpkin patch is run by a Catholic church...go figure.![]()
No Christian should ever celebrate Halloween
The Bible is very clear that people who are involved in witchcraft and sorcery are going to Hell.
No Christian should ever celebrate Halloween
The Bible is very clear that people who are involved in witchcraft and sorcery are going to Hell.