Witchcraft, Satanism, and other Leftist cult religions.

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MercyPercy said:
Witches put out on Halloween.

Don't worry @McDad, I heard Warlocks do as well.
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Good one!

However, If I recall correctly, I read that Warlocks are actually considered oath breakers by other witches, wizards, and sorcerers no matter what sex they are. Warlocks have delved into the black arts, which is forbidden and they are shunned.
 
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DinkinFlicka said:
Thread is heating up!
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In my daily work, I have to be careful about assuming everyone participates in Halloween. Some of the folks consider it occult and devil worship...or at least inviting evil spirits into our lives.

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Is that something yall have seen in Mormon society too? Do Mormons even participate in Halloween?
 
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McDad said:
In my daily work, I have to be careful about assuming everyone participates in Halloween. Some of the folks consider it occult and devil worship...or at least inviting evil spirits into our lives.

@PEPPERJAX
@n_huffhines
Is that something yall have seen in Mormon society too? Do Mormons even participate in Halloween?
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Halloween is a top holiday. Halloween season, specifically October is the best holiday season. I used to work with a guy who claimed just trick or treating is the devil this and that. Weird dude, couldn't trust him.
 
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McDad said:
In my daily work, I have to be careful about assuming everyone participates in Halloween. Some of the folks consider it occult and devil worship...or at least inviting evil spirits into our lives.

@PEPPERJAX
@n_huffhines
Is that something yall have seen in Mormon society too? Do Mormons even participate in Halloween?
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I'm sure some Mormons are out on Halloween, but I never knew of any. There is some fear-mongering that comes with it, but that's about it. They even have Halloween parties at the church house, but nobody is allowed to wear a mask and nobody knows why leadership made that rule, but people have very superstitious explanations as to why.

My Mom didn't love Halloween but she let us celebrate it.
 
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Sgt_Nick_Fury said:
I am one of the original people who hated the Satanic Panic stuff, I was a D&D kid and I viewed the 700 club and Robertson as my mortal enemies. I just wanted to play a game with my nerdy friends where we killed orcs and dragons, and saved the local village Tolkien style. Suddenly I got some retired FBI dingleberry at my mom's church claiming me and the chess club are trying to summon baphomat, instead of rolling to see if we can pickpocket a key off of the evil bad dude. (All the whole while the Feebs kinda ignoring that thing that WAS happening in Lincoln Nebraska, per "conspiracy of silence" documentary etc, but at least the nerdy chess club was put on notice for goblin imaginary violence....)

However. This stuff DOES exist now. There are people WHO do take this stuff seriously. And as the original articles states she cut up mom and put her in a cooking pot. Wether the spells are real or not is kinda immaterial, the evil is certainly there. This is way past some hippie with a crystal shaped polished stone and dream catcher telling you "blessed be". This is some genuine horror, evil psycho stuff.

The Balenciaga stuff was real too. It wasn't Christian fundimentals that created the photo shoot, with panda BDSM imagery that was abosulutely aimed at the pedo stuff, and then the papers literally talking about pedo stuff in the background. Whoever did the shoot carefuly curated that scene.....They deffinately meant to do it.

So Once again, snide ad hominem drive by attacks on yours truly aside (because I guess you think that makes you appear smart.) Why the hell is this a thing now? Why is a segement particularly in the left so about this? And as to the claim it's just really about calling our fundimentalist Judio-Christian religion...that doesn't even make sense. They're literally playing into their hands, as those types can now say "SEE SEE! they really are satanists, and the LGBTQ people Really are backing pedo stuff."

In before the diddy stuff fully comes out and you see more on where alse this hocus pocus insanity has manifested.

The reality check this stuff really is going down. Why is a segement of leftist radicals so broken they decided to make comic book stories and 80's slasher flicks into a real thing?

Neither I nor any Bible thumpers put these people up to this..that's their choice. The question remains, why the F*$& is this a thing now?

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“I used to hate the Satanic panic stuff. But now I’m older, and it’s REAL”

(After all, there are gruesome murders now, as opposed to the serial killers present throughout the last century)
 
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McDad said:
In my daily work, I have to be careful about assuming everyone participates in Halloween. Some of the folks consider it occult and devil worship...or at least inviting evil spirits into our lives.

@PEPPERJAX
@n_huffhines
Is that something yall have seen in Mormon society too? Do Mormons even participate in Halloween?
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Yes, LDS families typically participate. We even have trunk or treat in the church parking lot for the lil kids every year.

My parents always took me trik oar treeeting as a kid or gave me a pillow case and said fill er up for the family. LDS people that don't participate probably put ketchup on hot dogs like little wimps!
 
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PEPPERJAX said:
Yes, LDS families typically participate. We even have trunk or treat in the church parking lot for the lil kids every year.

My parents always took me trik oar treeeting as a kid or gave me a pillow case and said fill er up for the family. LDS people that don't participate probably put ketchup on hot dogs like little wimps!
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soup eaters

Mormonism is a rigid religion, but most rigid religions reject a lot of cultural observances and Mormons are good about immersing themselves into whatever the local culture is, as long as it doesn't specifically conflict with a clear commandment (like, say, tea time if you're living in London).

I felt sorry for myself as a Mormon kid with so many rules, but at least I had birthdays and Halloween.
 
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n_huffhines said:
soup eaters

Mormonism is a rigid religion, but most rigid religions reject a lot of cultural observances and Mormons are good about immersing themselves into whatever the local culture is, as long as it doesn't specifically conflict with a clear commandment (like, say, tea time if you're living in London).

I felt sorry for myself as a Mormon kid with so many rules, but at least I had birthdays and Halloween.
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LOL...why is "soup eaters" a pejorative??
 
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n_huffhines said:
soup eaters

Mormonism is a rigid religion, but most rigid religions reject a lot of cultural observances and Mormons are good about immersing themselves into whatever the local culture is, as long as it doesn't specifically conflict with a clear commandment (like, say, tea time if you're living in London).

I felt sorry for myself as a Mormon kid with so many rules, but at least I had birthdays and Halloween.
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I have never seen or heard anything official from church leadership denouncing LDS members from participating in Halloween. There are some member families that can be more strict than others with what they allow their kids to do but you can find that in any Christian faith. My childhood as an LDS kid was da bomb diggity.
 
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PEPPERJAX said:
I have never seen or heard anything official from church leadership denouncing LDS members from participating in Halloween. There are some member families that can be more strict than others with what they allow their kids to do but you can find that in any Christian faith. My childhood as an LDS kid was da bomb diggity.
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I just wanted to look at Playboy guilt free, like my friends. Just too much shame and guilt and then anxiety about it.
 
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NashVol11 said:
“I used to hate the Satanic panic stuff. But now I’m older, and it’s REAL”

(After all, there are gruesome murders now, as opposed to the serial killers present throughout the last century)
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She literally thought she was "casting spells"......
 
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McDad said:
In my daily work, I have to be careful about assuming everyone participates in Halloween. Some of the folks consider it occult and devil worship...or at least inviting evil spirits into our lives.

@PEPPERJAX
@n_huffhines
Is that something yall have seen in Mormon society too? Do Mormons even participate in Halloween?
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PEPPERJAX said:
Yes, LDS families typically participate. We even have trunk or treat in the church parking lot for the lil kids every year.

My parents always took me trik oar treeeting as a kid or gave me a pillow case and said fill er up for the family. LDS people that don't participate probably put ketchup on hot dogs like little wimps!
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We always took our kids to church for trunk or treat too. Kids and some adults wear costumes, but no witches, demons, or other evil or occult looking costumes. That way they got candy and costumes just like heathen children (haha), but evil etc wasn't glorified. We actually took them trick or treating a couple years too when they got older and had faith/ relationship of their own. We never had our kids believe in Santa or the tooth fairy either fwiw...still put $$$ under their pillow and got them plenty of gifts, just without the deception part. Not judging anyone else, or saying we were smart or special etc. How one raises their kids is their business. My wife and I both believed in Santa for a few years, and trick or treated every year as kids. We just decided to do things differently with our kids.

Also, Protestants and Catholics, Baptists etc could all learn a lot from the Mormons. While I don't agree with their doctrine, most LDS folks hold themselves to very high standards of behavior and worship. Having spent 4 summers in the SLC area of Utah completely immersed in their culture and community, they are extremely good and faithful people. I have met several that wont even drink softdrinks, much less ever drink or smoke. Utah is a wonderful place to live if you can deal with the cold and snow in the winters. I would have loved to raise a family there.
 
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marcusluvsvols said:
We always took our kids to church for trunk or treat too. Kids and some adults wear costumes, but no witches, demons, or other evil or occult looking costumes. That way they got candy and costumes just like heathen children (haha), but evil etc wasn't glorified. We actually took them trick or treating a couple years too when they got older and had faith/ relationship of their own. We never had our kids believe in Santa or the tooth fairy either fwiw...still put $$$ under their pillow and got them plenty of gifts, just without the deception part. Not judging anyone else, or saying we were smart or special etc. How one raises their kids is their business. My wife and I both believed in Santa for a few years, and trick or treated every year as kids. We just decided to do things differently with our kids.

Also, Protestants and Catholics, Baptists etc could all learn a lot from the Mormons. While I don't agree with their doctrine, most LDS folks hold themselves to very high standards of behavior and worship. Having spent 4 summers in the SLC area of Utah completely immersed in their culture and community, they are extremely good and faithful people. I have met several that wont even drink softdrinks, much less ever drink or smoke. Utah is a wonderful place to live if you can deal with the cold and snow in the winters. I would have loved to raise a family there.
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n_huffhines said:
To be clear, I love a hearty stew, chili, or meal fusion soup (my wife makes a taco soup, for example).

If I see someone eating Lobster Bisque with rolls and they're calling that a meal, all I can see is a weak bloodline.
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ahem ::cough cough::

Do You Eat Soup?

You probably do, you little p****. Oh, what's that? You want some chicken noodle? Do you have the sniffles? You like cream of broccoli? Is that how you keep your slight frame? Chili = great. Stew = fine. Chowder = OK. Pozole = if mamacita offers it. Any other hot liquid meal makes you a p****.
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n_huffhines said:
You probably do, you little p****. Oh, what's that? You want some chicken noodle? Do you have the sniffles? You like cream of broccoli? Is that how you keep your slight frame?

Chili = great. Stew = fine. Chowder = OK. Pozole = if mamacita offers it. Any other hot liquid meal makes you a p****.
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OrangeTsar said:
The democrats don’t need another fake religion because they already constitute one. Their only moral imperative is „tolerance“ (of any sexual practice, NOT of opposing viewpoints) and their two sacraments are abortion and gay marriage.
Their „priestesses“ are drag queens.
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Holy satanic panic, Batman
 
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Christianity, Satanism, witchcraft, Judaism can all sod off. I'd rather sleep in and hang with my kids than pay good money for a guilt trip.
 
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