Is your church against celebrating Halloween and trick or treat?
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Anonymous
Alrighty then, show us the evidence for rabbits and eggs among first millennium British pagans (thanks for the cute Chinese bunny, but it’s irrelevant). And the evidence that 5th century English pagans, instead of a Passover celebration around 33 AD, were the origins of the spring timing of Easter. As you like to say, we’ll wait. |
Anonymous
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I wonder if we could make a separate thread about this, even make it a sticky.
That way, the next time pagan pp screeches about cultural appropriation, we won’t have to retype all the obvious answers. |
Anonymous
| op still hasn’t answered why they are doing on halloween. |
Anonymous
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Modern humans don’t want to celebrate anything by sacrificing animals or other humans and painting themselves in the collected blood, or having drunken orgies while being covered in blood and eating the meat of the sacrificial animals or humans.
If you are a pagan, are you doing that stuff, as pagans did 69 celebrate? No? Then you aren’t authentic. |
Anonymous
| 69 should be to…somehow my keyboard numbers replaced letters. |
Anonymous
OP isn’t even a pagan—she said as much a few times. OP is a pot-stirring troll. |
Anonymous
Probably childless and friendless as well, so no Halloween celebrations for her. Pp who said OP probably doesn’t leave her computer or house got it right. |
Anonymous
Allergic to fun. Grumpy, unhappy, thief of joy and dislikes simple things people do to enjoy their life. Forever online and contentious and bitter. |