History: Witchcraft: Past and Present

Science? Philosophy? Religion? Exploring your religious options? Some say witchcraft is a religion. Let's explore this. We'll start with the witch-hunting madness that began in The Middle Ages and work our way up to the present day.  

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Interesting Related Reading:

• Are Witches Real? | Time ~ Yes, says Pam Grossman, author of 'Waking the Witch' and self-described witch. "The witch is a notorious shape-shifter, and she comes in many guises," she writes.
• An account of the Salem witchcraft investigations, trials, andaftermath. ~ An account of the Salem witchcraft trials of 1692. A Commentary by Douglas Linder - An account of the Salem witchcraft investigations, trials, and aftermath. One-page account, but a fascinating read!
• Eighteen years of being a victim of witchcraft ~ My brother's story on being a victim of witchcraft is hard to believe. I'm still thinking if those symptoms that happened on me, too, seemed so surreal. Bizarre things are happening these days. Films, writings and personal accounts on demonic possess
• The 18th Century Vampire Controversy ~ Throughout the 1700s, a vampire epidemic overtook Europe. Clerics, monarchs and even the cynical philosopher Voltaire had their say, before the panic finally abated.
• Nicolas Flamel The Immortal Alchemist ~ Nicolas Flamel the true story of the Alchemist who achieved Immortality. Did Nicolas turn base metal into gold? And what is the story behind the secret books that reveal how he lived forever?