- PART 1: Antichrists revealed by our Jesus Christ – Linus the first antichrist (2Timothy 4:21)
- Part 2: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – Idols Worshipping
- PART 3: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – Deceptions of the antichrists
- PART 4: Antichrists revealed by our Lord Jesus Christ – How the Antichrist made dead people into sainthood
- PART 5: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – Opposing spirits of the antichrists
- PART 6: The Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – False teachings of the antichrists
- PART 7: Antichrists revealed by Christ – Enmity of the antichrists towards Christ
- PART 8: Antichrist revealed by Jesus Christ – Falsehood and web of lies
- PART 9: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – Mary mother of the Roman Catholic Church
- PART 10: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – John Paul 11 and the Virgin Mary
- PART 11: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – Wrong teachings of the antichrists
- PART 12: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – The making of Images by the Antichrist
- PART 13: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – Idolising images by the antichrists
- PART 14: Antichrists revealed by Christ – Feasts of the antichrists
- PART 15: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ- The false doctrine of the Papacy from the mouths of the Roman catholic churches worldwide
- PART 16: Antichrists Revealed by Jesus Christ – Disobedience of the antichrists against Christ
- PART 17: Antichrists revealed – Delibrate rebellion of the antichrist towards Christ
- PART 18: Antichrists Revealed by Christ – Making of Mary queen of heaven by the antichrists
- PART 19: Antichrists revealed by our Lord Jesus Christ Himself
- PART 20: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – Making of images on God’s altars
- PART 21: Antichrists revealed by Christ – Fales doctrines of the antichrists
- PART 22: Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – False miracles of the Antichrists
- PART 23: Antichrists Revealed by Jesus Christ – The Secret Finances of the Vatican Economy
- PART 24 – Antichrists revealed by Jesus Christ – Going against Christ about images
- The queen ship of Mary -by the antichrists
- Vicarious Fiii Dei – The Number 666
- The relics of Mary’s veil – according to the antichrists
- The Antichrists or line of Popes dead or alive
- The Antichrist taught the Roman catholic churches the celebration of Ash Wednesday
- Biblical Truth: Jesus Christ Did Not Found the Roman Catholic Church
A Christmas Carol
Also, around this time, English author Charles Dickens created the classic holiday tale, A Christmas Carol. The story’s message-the importance of charity and good will towards all humankind-struck a powerful chord in the United States and England and showed members of Victorian society the benefits of celebrating the holiday.
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Halloween may be a secular affair today, dominated by candy, costumes and trick-or-treating, but the holiday is rooted in an annual Celtic pagan festival called Samhain (pronounced “SAH- wane”) that was then appropriated by the early Catholic Church some 1,200 years ago.
The ancient Celts were an assortment of tribes and small kingdoms once scattered across western and Central Europe with distinctive languages and culture, explains Frederick Suppe, a historian specializing in Celtic and medieval history at Ball State University in Indiana.
Even after the Romans conquered their realm, Celts continued to survive and thrive in places such as Brittany, Cornwall, Ireland, theIsle of Man, Scotland, and Wales.
Halloween Inspired by Samhain
Halloween’s origins can be traced to the Celtic holiday of Samhain, a druidic festival held on October 31.
Samhain, the Celtic festival that is the ancestor of Halloween, was related to the Celts’ way of looking at the world. “All the Celtic peoples conceived of a fundamental dichotomy between light and dark, with the former representing positive, lucky, fruitful values and the latter representing negative, threatening, destructive values,” Suppe explains.
