because its not the true reloign of the united states
I am a different person than who wrote the above:
This is not true- it is technically an unofficial holiday. The United States does not have a specific denomination of religion.
Hallowe'en/All Hallows Eve:
From Fisheaters.com:
31 October:
Hallowe'en:
"unofficially recalls the souls of the damned. Practices center around the reality of Hell and how to avoid it. "
It is not an unofficial holiday, there is no such thing as an unofficial holiday, Towns/Counties/States etc.. can proclaim certain days holidays but until they do it is just a day with a name nothing more.
As for the question, it is because Halloween is a sacred Wicca (witch craft) day, the United States does not have a "true religion" however all of its laws and customs are based (notice I say "based") on Christianity and would cause an unbelievable amount of controversy over an "official" holiday for a Pagan (devil worship) day.
As it is generally celebrated in the later half of the day
Thanksgiving is a US holiday in the fall. Halloween is, however it isnt an official holiday (not sure why).
Halloween became a holiday in 1870.
Halloween is a holiday; you cannot cancel such a big holiday that quickly.
Yes, Halloween is the only holiday to celebrate the supernatural.
Halloween is on the 31st of October every year.
no because halloween is ended
It is called Halloween.
Halloween is not a state holiday in any U. S. state.
Well, a christian should not celebrate halloween. halloween is a satan holiday. christians go to heaven when people who celebrate halloween go to hell. PLEASE DO NOT CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN!
No, it is not required to send holiday cards on Halloween but it never hurts to! :)
Halloween is a pagan holiday that celebrates the New Year. It is said that the veil separating the spirit world from our physical world is the thinnest on Halloween, and communication with deceased loved ones is easiest on this day.
it isnt...