Psychology, Theology and Halloween

If you're a long time reader of the blog, you know that when Halloween rolled around I'd post and re-post all my collected psychological and theological ruminations about Halloween.

I haven't linked to those posts in a many years, but today a throwback post to the early years of the blog.

Here, for your Halloween edification, are some links to my monster and Halloween-themed posts:

• My Ghostbusting adventures with Students (Part 1, Part 2)
• Monsters in Modernity (with a link to Michael Jackson's Thriller video!)
• Scooby Doo, Where Are You?
• The Gospel According to Lady Gaga (a meditation on showing hospitality to "monsters")
• Monsters Under the Bed (from the Theology of Calvin and Hobbes series)
• The Great Pumpkin (from the Theology of Peanuts series)
• Adam's First Wife (where you learn about about night hags and the succubus)
• The Wicked (Wicked as in the Broadway musical about the Wicked Witch of the West)
• The Theology of Monsters series (seven posts in all)
• Talking with the Dead (a Halloween chapel talk)
• In Defense of Halloween (an article I wrote for ACU's student newspaper)
• On Harry Potter and Vampire Movies
• Uncle Richard, Vampire Hunter