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That's a total inversion of what happened.

The Celtic religion that was like that they celebrated to mark the end of harvest in the beginning of the dark half of the year, which is fall,

which then you get into what is fall.

The fall is fall of man, right?

And the Celtics believe that the veil between the living and the dead was thinnest on October 31st, right?

And spirits and ancestors could cross over and people would light bonfires

and war disguises, which then gets into your whole candle lighting thing as well, because the

lighting of a candle is actually to ward off harmful spirits. Yes. Then offer, they would just,

you know, give offerings to the dead.

You know, I mean, that's the real foundation of Halloween. And when Christianity spread through the Celtic regions at the beginning of, like,

I think it's like the eighth century, like around 701 AD, the church didn't get rid of the holiday.

They just completely rebranded it, right?

They rebranded the entire holiday.

They called it All Saints Day, which was November 1st.

And then the day before that was All Hallows Day.

So the All Hallows Eve, which then became Halloween, right, just like the church did to Christmas,

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