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To most people, the sight of a skeleton or skull is not exactly a friendly one. But for those who practice Dia de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead on Nov. 1st and 2nd, it is one of celebration and remembrance.
Miguel Leatham, an anthropology professor who studies Mexican religion and folklore, said that it was not until recently that Americans, mostly Southwesterners, started celebrating Dia de los Muertos....
Originally posted bybrianlve
I can't believe anyone would promote a pagan religion, anywhere, especially TCU.
1. Thou shall not have any other god's before ME.
2. Thous shall not bow down to any idols.
I think that kind of sums it up...Hell is on the doorstep to anyone who worships another god.
You Pagan's go ahead and celebrate your culture of Death without me. But, I will be praying to the true and living God for you.
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brianlve
posted 10/27/09 @ 10:47 AM CST
1. Thou shall not have any other god's before ME.
2. Thous shall not bow down to any idols.
I think that kind of sums it up...Hell is on the doorstep to anyone who worships another god.
You Pagan's go ahead and celebrate your culture of Death without me. But, I will be praying to the true and living God for you.