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But the Rev. Pat Robertson — the conservative televangelist, outside-the-box thinker and man who once blamed the 2010 Haitian earthquake on a “pact to the devil” — sees Oct. 31st, uh, differently.
“That’s the day when millions of children and adults will be dressing up as devils, witches, and goblins … to celebrate Satan,” Robertson said on his program “The 700 Club” on Thursday. “They don’t realize what they’re doing.”
[Jeb Bush targets Hillary Clinton’s Benghazi emails during interview with Pat Robertson]
However outside the mainstream his views on Halloween may appear, Robertson is far from alone among Christians, according to a recent survey from LifeWay Research.
The survey revealed that 3 in 5 Americans believe Halloween is ‘all in good fun,’ but 21 percent refuse to celebrate the holiday and another 14 percent avoid the pagan elements, LifeWay reported.
The survey revealed that 3 in 5 Americans believe Halloween is ‘all in good fun,’ but 21 percent refuse to celebrate the holiday and another 14 percent avoid the pagan elements, LifeWay reported.
If anything I'd say Pat Robertson is Satan.
originally posted by: NthOther
I thought Halloween was about women degrading themselves with slutty costumes and getting drunk?
If I were Pat Robertson (and thank God I'm not), I would be preaching more about the culture of promiscuity surrounding Halloween.
Because it seems to me that's all it is anymore. Like most "special days"--buy stuff, get s#faced and screw.
'Merica.
originally posted by: semperfortis
Other than Avatars on ATS, I also do not engage in Halloween celebrations of any kind.
originally posted by: CharlieSpeirs
I heard recently from a "Christian" on ATS that if there is a war on Christmas there should be a war on Halloween...
And they had a few stars too.
It was in the Fox war on Christmas thread.
So obviously some people here agreed.