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∙ 15y agoThat is not true.
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∙ 15y agoThere is absolutely zero scientific evidence that "witchcraft" does any thing whatsoever.
Witchcraft has many social functions. It can be used to help calm someone who is angry, make someone sad happy, or make the unlucky lucky.
u don't it's fake!
Bret has all of my prayers in my heart i now he will make it.
It either comes from the person who invented it or it should be a base/ root word from greek or latin.
In England, Scotland, and most of Ireland, the Witchcraft Act was repealed in 1951. It remained in place in the Republic of Northern Ireland until 1983, although it was never enacted.The Witchcraft Act was officially replaced by the Fraudulent Mediums Act 1951. This act prohibits any person from claiming to be a psychic, medium, or other spiritualist while attempting to deceive and make money. It excludes stage magic which is purely for entertainment purposes. In the USA Witchcraft is not illegal, but in Israel and Saudi Arabia laws are still in place, and punishments can be severe.
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Narnia is make believe from a book and not real. It's based on the Bible so I would not call it witchcraft. Fairytales is not witch craft and this is one great way to make children start top read.
He doesn't make this comparison in any scene. He compares her eyes to stars, not prayers.
Only people that practice witchcraft can argue that with you.I think with any religion, whichever you choose there is something that you benefit from it.Atleast you believe in something.With any religion the major benefit is self discovery. Learning about what you can handle. The kind of steel you are made of and how much you can take before you crack. No, witchcraft will not make you the next Harry Potter. What it will do is make you the next atheist.
1. Having left a legally valid will at death2. A person who dies and leaves a legally valid will [Latin testari to make a will]
"that he needs to make the announcement himself that he has found out his daughter is involved with witchcraft." http://www.studyguide.org/questions.php?id=TheCrucible