Witchcraft has been around since man has been self-aware and will be with us as long as we live and breath and look to the universe for answers, and explanations. The period of Witchcraft is the Age of Man.
Yes
A woman who pactices withcraft is a Witch.
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If you are talking about Elizabeth Proctor from the Withcraft trials in Salem, she was not hanged, but obviously she is dead by now, because that took place in the late 1800's If you are talking about Elizabeth Proctor from the Withcraft trials in Salem, she was not hanged, but obviously she is dead by now, because that took place in the late 1800's
You must be taught how to use it at a school of withcraft and or wizardry, like Hogwarts, Durmstrang, or Beauxbatons. Let me know when you get your letter.
Witch trails were series of hearings before local magistrates followed by county court trials to prosecute people accused of withcraft.
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No, people of Shakesperian time did not approve of withcraft and would panic. They would then try to identify the witch by testing women through various gruesome tests, if they failed they would certainly be executed!
No. Quran and Prophet Muhammad have strictly prohibited this thing. Black Magic and Witch Craft do exist but the Prophet Muhammad has asked his followers not to be involved in such things. It is one the greatest sins. No, but you could become a pagan secretly to do it.
The word "witchcraft" was introduced by the Vatican around 1600's to label any religious or ritual practice that does not match with Christianity. This word was originally meant to give an evil steriotype. Most of the witches who practices witchcraft does not hurt anyone. Witchcraft is an innocent art and craft.
None. Witchcraft isn't based on your name. Withcraft is a chosen art of practice. But of course there were/are famous Witches, that perhaps you might be related to if you have the last name of Adler, Virtue, Valiente, Gardner, Sanders, Crowther, Crowley, Ferrar, Thomas, Buckland, Leek, (and more...)
Paul Fejos has written: 'The primitive theory of medicine in the context of primitive culture, magic and withcraft' -- subject(s): Medicine, Medicine, Magic, mystic, and spagiric, History, Primitive societies, Traditional medicine 'Archeological explorations in the Cordillera Vilcabamba, southeastern Peru' -- subject(s): Antiquities