Meraki
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Yes it isThat's not a word.
Paganity:
the state of being pagan, paganism
or the condition or quality of being pagan
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Yes it isThat's not a word.
Yes it is
Paganity:
the state of being pagan, paganism
or the condition or quality of being pagan
It's probably best to just let it go...
I guess they want the word "pagan" to rhyme with "profanity."
He asked and I answered. Well, he questioned it to be exact. However, I may have used the word incorrectly. English is not my native language.
That pretty much sums it up.
Pardon, I meant no offense - I was being a bit facetious. The word "pagan" (especially in lower case like that) basically amounts to profanity, unfortunately, for more than a few in my culture. The unfortunate use of this term as a pejorative endures much to the disdain of contemporary Pagans such as myself. Silly narratives about Halloween sometimes fit into that "pagans are people to hate and snarl at" agenda. I couldn't bring myself to watch the videos.
Setting aside a day to celebrate evil, darkness, witchcraft, fear, death and the demonic brings disdain to God. Period. A Christian celebrating Halloween would be like a Satan worshiper putting up a nativity scene at Christmas while singing, "Happy Birthday, Jesus!" The two just don't go together. Jesus has nothing in common with Satan (2 Cor. 6:14), and neither should we.
So stop justifying why it is fine to celebrate this demonic, worldly, evil holiday. There are no muddled lines or gray areas about it. A committed follower of Jesus Christ should not celebrate Halloween.
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..So, what's it to be, Halloween or not?
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Christians have managed to incorporate all pagan holidays into their religion for the purpose of easier conversion. Halloween is no different.
History of Halloween - Halloween - HISTORY.com