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+ | [[File:No halloween french.jpeg|thumb|A no [[Halloween]] sign in French.]]Many '''people do not celebrate [[Halloween]]'''. Just like any holiday, not everyone celebrates it. Sometimes it is because it is not a common holiday in their culture. |
Halloween is considered a pagan or sacrilegious holiday by some. So even when they are in a place where most people celebrate it, they choose not to participate. Many Christians, and some Jews and Muslims, in English-speaking countries take no part in Halloween celebrations because they regard the holiday's origins as the Celtic festival of [[Samhain]] with suspicion. |
Halloween is considered a pagan or sacrilegious holiday by some. So even when they are in a place where most people celebrate it, they choose not to participate. Many Christians, and some Jews and Muslims, in English-speaking countries take no part in Halloween celebrations because they regard the holiday's origins as the Celtic festival of [[Samhain]] with suspicion. |
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Latest revision as of 03:25, 28 March 2018
A no Halloween sign in French.
Many people do not celebrate Halloween. Just like any holiday, not everyone celebrates it. Sometimes it is because it is not a common holiday in their culture.
Halloween is considered a pagan or sacrilegious holiday by some. So even when they are in a place where most people celebrate it, they choose not to participate. Many Christians, and some Jews and Muslims, in English-speaking countries take no part in Halloween celebrations because they regard the holiday's origins as the Celtic festival of Samhain with suspicion.
Jehovah's Witnesses do not celebrate Halloween, unlike most Christians, they do not celebrate Christmas, Easter or birthdays either.
Other people do not like some of the activities. For instance, they think that trick-or-treating is dangerous or that it is annoying.
External links
- Halloween on Theopedia, a Calvinist Christian website.
- An opinion piece about Halloween and Judaism on JWeekly.com.
- Halloween in Islam on About.com.