
Ahh, Halloween. That blustery, crisp time of year when every housewife lines up at the T-Hoâs drive-thru for a Pumpkin spice muffin and matching latte. The time of year every shrub at the end of a driveway suddenly appears to sprout thick, synthetic cobwebs. The pumpkins are popping up all over town, brittle leaves swirl in the wind and costumes are flying off the shelves at every store that sells them.
While this year everyone seems to be planning to be a clown, I thought we atheists could come up with something a little more clever. Here are 12 costumes only atheists will appreciate:
1. Ray Comfort with a giant banana
Sure, people may be confused as to why your shirt says âAtheistâs nightmareâ but when you politely explain itâs because your banana is rounded at the tip for ease of entry, all should be cleared up.

2. A priest with a hard-on
This one is easy. Just get a big black priestâs robe and wear something under it that protrudes enough to look like a raging boner. For extra emphasis, wear a chain with a cross on it around your neck and maybe have some lollipops sticking out of your pocket.
3. Your own ancestor
Just dress as an ape!
4. Crocoduck
Half crocodile, half duck, the crocoduck will delight those familiar with Ray Comfortâs favourite species.
5. Ben Affleck
Donât forget to sport your t-shirt that says, âItâs gross! Itâs Racist!â
6. A priest with handcuffs on
The best part is that no one will ask why the priest has been arrested â they already know!
7. Zombie Jesus
Just make sure no one at the event youâre attending is dressed as Daryl Dixon.
8. Mohammad on his magical donkeyÂ
Donât forget to travel with a security detail.

10. Pascalâs Bookie
Take bets regarding the afterlife from everyone you approach.
11. A mohel with a giant pair of scissors.Â
If you want to give all your guy friends a good Halloween scare, let them think they stumbled into a bris.
12. God.
The key is, donât show up for the party or event youâre dressing up for, and when your friends ask why you werenât there, tell them to prove you werenât.
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What are you going as for Halloween? Let me know in the comments!




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