So a
representative from a local church doesn’t think trick-or- treating usually
causes a child to turn to Satanism…but you can’t be too careful. Hmmm, could
our next door neighbors be Satanists? They do cut back their crepe myrtles each
year, not a good sign.
Trick-or-treating is probably a tradition that is better left behind, but not because of
any Satanic influence it might have. We read of minor injuries almost every
holiday. Still, if a family wants to take their children out amongst their
neighbors once a year, that’s not our call to make.
Our take is
why a representative from this church worries about such an unlikely event, when
half their congregation doesn’t have a father in the home. Shouldn’t they be
spending their time and dollars on some sociological/spiritual training concerning the importance of family, rather than
on such fustian?
Why comment;
it’s their church? We comment because they brought the issue to the public, not
us.
*****
Years ago
there was a popular urban myth that the Proctor and Gamble Company was
controlled by Satanists because of its moon and 13 stars logo. The trademarked
symbol dates from the 18th Century and represents the 13
colonies/states. When we once explained that to a co-worker who was upset about
P&G’s turn to the dark side, she replied, “Well, it did use to mean that,
but it means Satanism now.” Really?
So based on
that, we don’t like Cheerios, and Cheerios are round, and round symbolizes
eternity, and hell is eternal, that must mean Cheerios are Satanic. Don’t buy
them, folks. Shoalanda said so. (Donuts? We love them. They obviously symbolize
Heaven. Go for it.)
Tomorrow: A
word about fathers in the home.
*****
Shoalanda
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