Is Halloween the devils birth day?

Answer 1

This is your opinion. It does involve witchcraft, which The Bible speaks out against.
Halloween is a day to give back to the dead, but now children and adults dress up to scare each other and get candy , so no, Halloween is not the day of the devil.

Answer 2

No, the devil is described as a fallen angel, so does not have a birthday. It was originally a Roman, Celtic, or Gaelic harvest festival. They had celebrated the harvest, put away animals for the winter, and payed honor to their harvest gods. It was also a popular time to play tricks on each other. The Catholic church later came in and Christianized the event by making it traditional for people to go door to door asking for cakes in exchange for prayers for the dead. This is where much of the death association started. It is a totally man made holiday with influences from several cultures. The only real meaning to it is what you make of it. In modern times, most people don't really think of it as anymore than a time to have fun with spooky things, wear costumes, and gather candy. If you ask most kids what Halloween is, that is the answer you will get... you dress up and get candy. It has lost pretty much any previous meaning in popular culture.

Answer 3

No it's not supposed to be

Answer 4

YES