Halloween and Its Perception
Some Christians believe that Halloween should not be celebrated due to its association with evil spirits and the potential to encourage witchcraft or demon worship.
Halloween is a “dark and demonic day that cannot be separated from its origins,”
said Pastor Justin Mercer of the Faith Temple Church of God in Christ in an interview with the Christian Post.
A personal experience involves watching the movie Annabelle, a story about a doll inhabited by a demonic entity, which sparked concern due to a collection of dolls at home.
Author's summary: Halloween's true nature is debated among Christians.
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