We are once again in the season of Halloween, an un-holiday I hate because of its occultic overtones. It is one of the most celebrated days for Satanists and witches. Satanists mark it with a human sacrifice while witches celebrate with a sexual sacrifice. The most prominent form of witchcraft in the Western Hemisphere is [...]
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Ties that blind: Wicca’s dance with the devil
Posted by Harry A. Gaylord on October 24, 2011
http://sunandshield.wordpress.com/2011/10/24/ties-that-blind-wiccas-dance-with-the-devil/
Nothing is hallowed about Halloween
Samhain (pronounced sow-in or sah-ween, meaning “summer’s end”) began as a Celtic celebration of the harvest, the end of the old year and beginning of a new one, and a celebration of death many centuries ago. The various rituals during the celebrations were led by the Druids who were the priest class of the Celts. During this [...]
Posted by Harry A. Gaylord on October 7, 2010
http://sunandshield.wordpress.com/2010/10/07/nothing-is-hallowed-about-halloween/
Of divinations and the damned: Halloween’s deceit
Samhain (pronounced sow-in or sah-ween, meaning “summer’s end”) began as a Celtic celebration centuries ago to commemorate the end of their old year and the beginning of a new one. The various rituals on this night were led by the Druids who were the priest class of the Celts. During this time of the year, all livestock [...]
Posted by Harry A. Gaylord on October 5, 2007
http://sunandshield.wordpress.com/2007/10/05/of-divinations-and-the-damned-halloweens-deceit/
Innocent evil: the Wicca way
Wicca, or “White Witchcraft”, like any other religion has followers with varying views and practices. I will attempt to highlight a few of their teachings and compare them point by point to what the Bible says. Wicca has two main deities–the Goddess (the feminine) and the Horned God (the masculine). The Bible says “For there is [...]
Posted by Harry A. Gaylord on April 2, 2007
http://sunandshield.wordpress.com/2007/04/02/innocent-evil-the-wicca-way/
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