28 Oct 2018
Derek Welch
Answers in Genesis is using Halloween promote kits about the dangers of hell. Ham is selling “Learn and Share” kits on his blog which include pamphlets and “dino” dollars...
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Returning back to Earth after making an appearance on Halloween Is the End Times approaching? The approaching gigantic human-skull shaped asteroid might have something to say about it. Asteroid...
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31 Oct 2017 Gary Nguyen
The Halloween holiday is rooted in Christian traditions. Jimmy Kimmel has admitted he does not prefer Halloween. His non-preference, however, pales in significance when compared to Pat Robertson,...
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Tuesday marks Martin Luther's rebellion agains the Roman Catholic Church, 500 years ago. This date is thought to be the day when Martin Luther publicly posted criticisms concerning Roman Catholic...
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Halloween is always a difficult situation for some Christians. Some of the themes and motifs seem to have some tension with Christian morals and religious doctrine. But does this mean Christian children...
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About 1,200 bottles of chocolate milk were consumed at the event. In Bavaria, October is synonymous with Oktoberfest. In the United States, the start of shorter days and longer nights mean Halloween....
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Universal Studios Japan receives protests over a Shinto doll Halloween attraction. Every Halloween, Universal Studios puts on a special show, dubbed Halloween Horror Nights, for all its patrons at its Hollywood,...
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27 Oct 2016 Kelly Frazier
The relationship between Halloween, Samhain, Reformation Day and All Saints' Day Despite being commemorated around the same period of the year by different groups across the world, Halloween, Samhain,...
Read more →The anniversary of Martin Luther's 95 Theses is celebrated on Reformation Day. Though the date of October 31 is most widely known as the celebration of Halloween with children dressed as ghouls, ghosts...
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5 things about Samhain that actually aren't true at all. Samhain is a celebration or festivity which has its origin in Gaelic or Celtic Ireland and Scotland. For the ancient Celtics, it’s a celebration...
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Profiles in Faith: Archbishop Desmond Tutu
