The Protestant Reformation is also celebrated as beginning on this day, because of its significance on the calendar. Should we not celebrate Reformation Day because it wasn’t a biblical holy day?
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Its interesting that everyone is focused on the religious aspect rather than the poisonous candy fed to the children, how do u know if these hyper doses of sugar are not contributing to children's diabetes, drug use, addiction, depression, obesity, etc?
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There's no candy in the picture, and my family is very health conscious. Although, I do partake in some holiday celebratory eating, it's certainly not on par with the typical, lazy American consumption of trash.
I'm speaking generally as a public that participates... my parents use to let us pig out on it. I assume I'm not alone, and I assume it still goes on.
Why though, what possible benefit is it? the kids don't know shit about religion, most are atheist...