I hope you didn't take my comment(s) as implying that celebrating "Reformation Day" was in any way to be used as a substitute for Halloween? Reformation Day has been celebrated for centuries on October 31st. Whether what we know today as Halloween predates Reformation Day I can't remember, but what's wrong with gathering the family together and giving recognition to that great historic event and offering prayers of thanksgiving to the Lord for His mighty providence and deliverance? Let the pagans have "their days" and we can celebrate "our days" in a way that is God-honoring. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
In His grace,
No Sir I was not at all referring to your comment about "Reformation Day" that's a great day to celebrate. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/bananas.gif" alt="" /> I was speaking of Christian parents coming up with an substitute for halloween.
