Everywhere Christianity and Islam have spread, people who worshipped other gods have been hunted and persecuted. This applies to Egypt, although perhaps less so than in Europe, since the Egyptians quickly adopted Christianity as soon as it became prudent to do so, in the time of Emperor Theodosius I.
By the time of the great witch hunts in Europe, Egypt had long since come under Islamic rule and the people were therefore spared the worst of this evil.
They were released from jail. This was the case for Abigail and Deliverance Hobbs as well as Tituba.
In some countries of the world there are people being accused of and persecuted for being a witch or practicing witchcraft. Religious intolerance has not been wiped out as yet.
That depends on the scientist. Like all people, scientists are free to make up their own minds about what they do and do not believe. I know several people who have careers in the sciences who are also practicing pagans. Some of them practice forms of what could be called "magic" or "witchcraft".
i think it started with the Boston witch trials when people thought people were practicing evil rituals and witchcraft so they burned them at the stake or killed them. but they rlly werent witches-i think lol[ ==
They didn't. Witchcraft was considered hubris, though this did not stop some people from practicing it in secret. Much of what is today "magic(k)" is in fact loosely based on a variety of sources, including Hellenic elements (often quite erroneously).
The fear of witchcraft and accusations of witchcraft in Salem, which led to the Salem witch trials, encouraged people to turn against each other in their community. Amidst suspicions and paranoia, individuals accused others of practicing witchcraft in order to deflect attention or settle personal vendettas, leading to widespread distrust and division in the community.
One commonly held belief is that Gerald Gardner exposed modern witchcraft in the 1950's. Until then witches were believed to be practicing in secret to avoid persecution.
Seeing someone watching you while you pray does not necessarily indicate that they are practicing witchcraft. People may simply be curious or interested in what you are doing. It's important to communicate openly rather than jump to conclusions about someone's intentions. If you feel uncomfortable, consider discussing your feelings with the person or seeking reassurance in your spiritual practice.
A noteworthy event that happened today September 22, 2014 was that the last eight people in the United States were hanged for practicing witchcraft.
Seashores are hunted by people.
Islam.
worshiping there god