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DEFINITIONS
Witchcraft: Among modern practitioners Witchcraft can be defined as the practice of magick and Paganism as it relates to pre-Christian European Paganism. The arts of Witchcraft include herbalism, divination, magick, ceremonial ritual, healing, potions, and spirit-world contact (familiars, elementals, etc.). Witchcraft, as depicted by the Church during the Middle Ages and Renaissance periods, is considered by many modern Witches to be a deliberate distortion of the facts.
source: Encyclopedia of Wicca & Witchcraft, Raven Grimassi (Llewellyn Publications)
ARTICLES
12 ARTICLES ON WITCHCRAFT
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1. Witchcraft: What is it?: Scott Cunningham examines both folk magic and the modern Wiccan religion.
relevance:  52%
2. Witchcraft and Voodoo:
relevance: 30%
3. Gerald Brousseau Gardner:
relevance: 27%
4. Doreen Valiente:
relevance: 13%
5. The Great Rite:
relevance: 10%
6. Coven:
relevance: 10%
7. Magic Provides an Alternative Viewpoint:
relevance: 8%
8. Abracadabra:
relevance: 2%
9. Time:
relevance: 2%
10. The Sacred Circle Tarot:
relevance: 2%
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