2.  All associate Halloween with costumes when we turn up in all sorts of ghosts, witches, and monsters. Often we see this festival as a fun commercial that came to us from across the ocean. Meanwhile, Halloween originates from Europe!

3.  Halloween Customs

4.  According to some books, some Celts assumed a ghostly costumes to wandering spirits took them as his own and left alone. Others have tried to tame them using sweets. In medieval Europe, the Catholic Church adapted pagan customs and encouraged the faithful to walk in costumes from house to house and asked for small gifts

5.  These creatures have long been associated with the world of evil spirits. The Bible urges us to oppose the wicked spirits, and not with them celebrated

6.  In medieval Britain, "people walking from door to door begging for food, offering in return a prayer for the dead." Brought with them "lanterns with a hollow turnip with a candle imaginative soul trapped in purgatory" Some say that the lanterns were to scare away evil spirits. In the nineteenth century in North America, pumpkins replaced turnips because they were common and easy to cavities. However, the views and practices underlying this habit - the belief in the immortality of the soul in purgatory and convey prayers for the dead - they have no justification in the Bible

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