「ハロウィン Halloween ・・・」（No.267）の聞き取り後半

Parent#2:

I think it's okay for my kids to watch um these movies I have kind of witchcraft and things in it.
As long as I understand that it's just a movie and this isn't real life...

Parent#3:

I prefer the air on the side of uh um caution ... and just uh ... not expose my kids to something
that could potentially lead down on a harmful path.

We can hear the different parents have different feelings about Halloween.

One of the most insidious things about the holiday is the interest generates in false pagan-based
religions like wicca, modern day witchcraft.

This month, we are getting some insight on that from youth author and speaker, Steve Russo.

Steve's written a book called "Protecting your teen from today's Witchcraft."

Steve, let's talk about wicca and Halloween... What's the wicca up to and Halloween night?

(Steve:)
Halloween night is one of two very significant... um... holidays, festivals, on the wicca calendar.

Um, it's a day when the member of God who has died the male counterpart of the perfect balance supposedly between the Goddess and the God.

So he had died this day. Remember it is also said to be the day when the spirits of those
who have passed on before us who have died come back to earth to commune and connect with ...
those of us who still live.

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