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Date: 9/25/2014 8:03:00 AM From Authorid: 22721 Very interesting. |
Date: 9/25/2014 9:18:00 AM From Authorid: 64365 please forgive my typos...when I get on a roll, my fingers and mind sort of get in a race to see who's fastest, and I forget to edit before I hit submit |
Date: 9/26/2014 12:01:00 AM From Authorid: 42945 Thank you for this post dear, now I know more about how it came to be.. |
Date: 10/9/2017 9:13:00 AM
From Authorid: 67549
The holiday known as "Halloween" was originally called "Samhain" a Celtic word meaning "Summer's End." In ancient times, religions were based upon nature, where humanity lived in tune with the earth, the change of seasons and the changes in the stars in the sky. This is the essence of Satanism; what is natural. The major cycles of the year and the crops were important times for festivities, rites, and celebrations. Samhain was a time of harvest and the end of a year, a time of preparation; storing crops and preparing for the dead of winter. The eve of November 1st was the eve of the Celtic New Year. This holiday was a time of harvest, a time of endings, death, and dying, as plant life died and the cold set in. Samhain was also a time of honoring the dead. The Druids built huge bonfires, which they considered sacred, in honor of the Celtic New Year. There was a prevailing belief in the existence of a Celtic God of the dead known as 'Samhain". With extensive research and study accomplished by many scholars, nearly all agree this God was non-existent. Nearly all of the sources mentioning a deity of death known as "Samhain" are CHRISTIAN and they have (as usual) NO legitimate references to back up their claims. Samhain was celebrated for centuries before the Christian takeover of Pagan holidays. Note - I am not offending anybodies personal beliefs . If I did I regret it |
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