jesus ween.... oh good lord

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  1. Oct 16, 2011 #1
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    christians have assimilated just about every pagan holiday as their own over the centuries. Now they are looking to assimilate Halloween.


    Here comes jesus ween. Don't give out candy... give out bibles. :eek:




    'Jesus Ween': Christian Group Promotes Godly Alternative To Halloween
     
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    Maybe it's just me, but I can see this part going horribly wrong.
     
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    Who are these uneducated morons?

    November 1 is All Saints' Day and the word Halloween originated from 'hallowed' and 'eve', as the holy night before All Saints' Day, a holy day of obligation.

    Even a little bit of history would be good for morons.
     
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    Ive not looked this up...so i may be wrong..


    I was under the impression that christians way back when..... started all saints day to counter Halloween.
     
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    Hmmm. I can't say. I can say that I learned that both in grammar school and catechism (or from some other Church source). And I remembered it because I thought it was pretty cool to know.
     
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    yep....






    History of Halloween, All Saints Day, Days of the Dead/Historias de Halloween,Dias De Los Muertos
     
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    Cool I thought that's what it was.

    This group who started this is ignorant, clearly.
     
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    Yep.... funny as hell though. I could not bear to even put this in religion.

    :lol:
     
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    It is pretty funny..."Jesusween". :lol: From the sound of it, I thought it had something to do with breast-feeding Jesus.

    I thought to myself, "Woah, who cares about that? Then, "Who the hell looks into something like that?" Then, I had to look.

    :lmao:
     
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    When i heard it.... lmao

    The thought that came into my head.... we have to worship jesus' weenie now?
     
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