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Should Christians Partake In Halloween?
Halloween’s origins are not a matter of speculative debate, but a historical fact rooted in the profane festival of Samhain, celebrated by the pagan Celts. This was no innocent harvest party; it was a demonic rite where the veil between the living and the dead was believed to thin, inviting spirits—both benign and malevolent—into the world.
Blogcast: Reformation Mentality - 9.5 Theses
Theology for all you busy folk!
In this episode, we recall the heroic boldness of the reformers and call the church to continual reform. Unlike Martin Luther's 95 Theses, we kept it a little shorter with 9.5 Theses. Happy Reformation Day!