What does "Halloween" came from?

[whatsitmean]

A very good post Wisdom. That is similar to the teaching in the link I posted above. I find it boggling how people think that any Holiday is

[WISDOM]

A very good post Wisdom. That is similar to the teaching in the link I posted above. I find it boggling how people think that any Holiday is

[Guest Casaubon]

The "Druids" were mentioned in the articles passed on to you, and it is important for you to know the role they played in respect to your question. Hillson, they were some of the most evil people in the history of the British Isles, Scotland and Ireland. They were known as the "Men of Oak", and demanded human blood sacrifices. These men were filled with demons, and people lived in fear of them. They would burn male slaves or Roman soldiers alive in cages over barren (solid) ground. They would call forth "elfin fire" out of the earth to consume the victims. I personally believe it was an imitation of fire being called down from Heaven such as Elijah the Prophet did in First Kings Chapter 18. The only exception....this DIDN'T come from our FATHER in Heaven....it came from Satan.

Come, come. As a Brit I cannot allow this to go uchallenged. Druids did practice Human Sacrifice, but this practice appears to have dies out long before the Roman occupation, and no evidence has been found of any widespread sacrifice after around the time of Christ. The rest of the detail is pure speculation and folklore - be careful about treating it as fact. The Druids of the early Christian era were more focussed upon 'earth' religion, and the passage into Christianity was easy for many of them - the community model and style of dress for clerics adopted by the Celtic church.

As I understand it, Halloween is a corruption of All Hallows Eve (Hallow e'en strictly) which was a festival which recognised the reality of evil before the celebration of All Saints (Hallows) Day on the 1st November. Don't believe all pagan propoganda - lol.