Witchcraft or the Craft is one of many forms of Paganism.
Paganism is an umbrella term encompassing but not exclusive to:
Asatru/Norse;
Blended as in (Christo-pagan, Judeo-pagan, etc);
Celtic (Scottish, Irish, Welsh, Faerie, Druidism);
Ceremonial Magic (Golden Dawn, Rosicrucian);
Eclectic;
Egyptian;
Esoteric;
Italian/Strega;
Shamanism (North American, South American, European, Asian); Voudoun/Santeria;
Wicca (Gardnerian, Dianic, Alexandrian, Solitary, Family Tradition)
There is:
Color Magick
Elemental Magick
Candle Magick
Symbolic or Sympathetic Magick
Herbal Magick
Knot, String, Cord, or Binding Magick
Stone or Gem Magick
Charm Magick
Poppet or Representative Magick
Simple Magick
High Magic
Alchemy
Sympathetic magic
Most of the time rituals include multiple forms of magick, such as Candle, Elemental, and Herb Magick.
Above are some of the forms magic can take.
Below are listed some but not all of the forms witchcraft can take.
Asatru (sometimes called Norse magic)
Blended (including: Christo-witchcraft, Judeo-Witchcraft)
Celtic (including: Scottish, Welsh, Irish, & Fairy Faith)
Ceremonial (Golden Dawn, Rosicrucian)
Druidism,
Eclectic
Egyptian
Heathenism
Strega (sometimes called Italian Witchcraft)
Shamanism (North and South American, European, Asian)
Voudon / Santeria
Wicca (Alexandrian, Dianic, Gardnarian, Solitary, Family-tradition)
That would really depend upon your definition of Witchcraft. To me, Witchcraft is any religious magic using belief system that in itself predates or its predecessor predates Christianity. This would then include things like voodoo which stems from african tribal beliefs, native american shamanism, aboriginal practices as well as the beliefs and practices of Pre Christian Europe. This is because I view the word Witchcraft as a generic term rather than a definitive one.
A more traditional answer based upon the words etymology would lead you to the practices that developed from the Pre Christian practices of Western Europe namely the British Isles. Gardnerian and Alexandrian Wicca would be examples of Modern Witchcraft in this sense.
We are everywhere. I myself live in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia.
Satanism/Luciferianism, Voodoo/Santeria, Wicca, etc.
Many of the sports that are in today weren`t included and some were eliminated today like pankration for example.
Some people may believe it is. It is not if the person saying does not believe it.
The same as it ever was. A myth. A belief by the ignorant. Unfortunately it is still a belief by some people today
Yes, a religion call Wicca.Witchcraft is in fact still practiced today. However notall practitioner of witchcraft call or consider themselves Wiccan, and not all Wiccans practice witchcraft.
Some people consult witchdoctors to cure diseases or find a husband.In Africa, Witchcraft has played a role in rebellions, fighting wars, gaining independence and is often seen at election time.
Computers, cell phones, smart phones, and Blu-Ray players are but some of the vast amount of today's modern technology.
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).
Telekinesis, is the ability to move objects with your mind. There may have been a time when some might have considered it witchcraft, but those were less enlightened times. Much as there is a trend in modern fiction, linking mind powers with "wizardry" and/or "witchcraft" these are fictional things brought about by the modern day magic of FX, and sadly unlike the less spectacular and more mundane happenings of real telekinesis. On the other side of that coin, although I do know some practitioners of the Craft who study and in some cases work telekinesis, as well as telepathy, telepathy, and pyro-kinesis. It is not necessarily a part of their
There are several different types of witchcraft religions. Not just Wicca. Voudou is a witchcraft religion. Candomble is a witchcraft religion. Santeria is a witchcraft religion. Also, Satanism & Luciferianism are witchcraft religions, even though many Wiccans deny that they are.
There is some debate about whether Wicca is a new religion or one of the oldest. Certainly Goddess centered worship has perhaps existed since before recorded history, but the modern Wicca movement was started when Gerald Gardner, known as the father of Wicca, published Witchcraft Today in 1954.
There is no civil war on today.
The belief in the existence of witches has always been, and still is. The Middle Ages were a time of deep superstition and many things that were not yet scientifically understood at that time were attributed to the powers of witches. In these modern times, we have more education available to us about scientific things, so we are less apt to attribute so many things that we don't understand to witchcraft, but the religion of Wicca is alive and growing today.