Поговорим о Хеллоуин

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Хэллоуин - слово, которое стало известным многим и в России, ведь с каждым годом популярность этого праздника растёт. К концу октября на полках магазинов появляется огромное число тематических товаров и украшений. Традиции и обычаи празднования этого дня на Западе становятся все более и более узнаваемыми и для нас. Как христианам стоит реагировать на это и что делать? Мы спросили это у пастора, все ответы в нашем подкасте.

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