What is the main difference between witchcraft and Christianity?

Answer 1

Answer 1: Modern witchcraft (Wicca) is a form of neopaganism and worships the gods and spirits of nature, while Christianity is a monotheistic religion based on the concept of a universal God.

Most of the supposed witches persecuted by the Christian churches, during medieval times and for some centuries afterwards, were innocent women who were accused of unChristian activities. In some cases, the clergy accused rich women of witchcraft in order to relieve them of their wealth. In other cases, attractive women were offered the choice of becoming sexual favourites of the clergy or being tried as witches. Whatever practices were performed by the real witches, if any existed, they were holy compared with the Christian churches that persecuted them.

Answer 2: The name of the god they pray to is one key difference. Most Christian's either call their god "God" (invoked one), Christ, Jesus, Yahweh, Jehovah, etcetera- depending on what type of "Christian" you are talking to. Witch's usually never say the name of their god to people from outside their order- many witches die having never told a soul the name of their god. Christianity, under the thresh of the Catholic Church did not arise until approximately the 3rd century CE, yet lays claim to not being responsible for the deaths of the various denominations that came before it via murderous campaigns and that Jesus was a Catholic.