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The Magic Eightball Test: A Christian Defense of Halloween

lulu.com — What happens when a pumpkin carving, trick or treating, late night monster movie watching monster fan becomes a Christian? Is Halloween now off-limits? Is the whole thing pagan, occult, satanic? Is a love for spooky things and Gothic detail just plain sick? Lint Hatcher, past editor of Wonder magazine and all-purpose pop culture maven, doesn’t ta

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  • lint10, on 02/24/2008, -0/+0It's my book. Not a perfect book. But for a book that shoots for the moon...not that bad. Anyone who has become a Christian and then struggled with how, why, whether their various cultural pursuits have to be dumped, transformed, reconsidered will benefit from this book. Especially those Christian converts who wanted to go trick or treating, but were told "No! No! No!" by well-meaning family and friends or by bombastic, poorly reasoned propaganda.

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