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Sunday Halloween Irks Some in Bible Belt
"It's a day for the good Lord, not for the devil," said Barbara Braswell, who plans to send her 4-year-old granddaughter Maliyah out trick-or-treating in a princess costume on Saturday instead
"You just don't do it on Sunday," said Sandra Hulsey of Greenville, Ga. "That's Christ's day. You go to church on Sunday, you don't go out and celebrate the devil. That'll confuse a child."
not being the religious type I really dont see what the big deal is. I dont think most kids associate Halloween with the devil ..at least I know I didnt when I was young. This, IMHO, is just a case of parents taking things a little too seriously
"It's a day for the good Lord, not for the devil," said Barbara Braswell, who plans to send her 4-year-old granddaughter Maliyah out trick-or-treating in a princess costume on Saturday instead
"You just don't do it on Sunday," said Sandra Hulsey of Greenville, Ga. "That's Christ's day. You go to church on Sunday, you don't go out and celebrate the devil. That'll confuse a child."
not being the religious type I really dont see what the big deal is. I dont think most kids associate Halloween with the devil ..at least I know I didnt when I was young. This, IMHO, is just a case of parents taking things a little too seriously