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Who told people to believe in witches?

Probably witches.


Why díd People believe about witches?

Witches very much exist today as they did before. I am very good friends with witches. Witch is a very vague title for what they do. They could make soaps, deal with herbs or crystals, some worship what they believe in to be diety(ies). I hope this answers your question a little.


Are witches inoccent?

witches don't exist but the people killed because people thought they were witches are Innocent in movies and films they are evil


Why people afraid of witches in the 16th and 17th centuries?

because witches were very scary then people didnt think witches were very nice


What was King James I views on witches?

King James wrote a book on how to identify and deal with witches. He was definitely in the anti-witch camp.


Did Salem witches kill people?

There were no real witches in salem.


What powers did people believe that witches had?

people believed witches could change the weather and change people's appearances and personality's


Did people burn witches during Rudolf Bruns time?

Witches are not real.


Why were so many convicted witches killed?

People were scared of what witches could or would do with their power. They considered all witches evil, which was not, in fact, the case. Indeed, there were evil witches, but there were also good witches.


Why did people used to believe in witches?

People still believe in witchcraft and witches. This has never gone away, but centuries ago people who had red hair were often seen as witches and people who were not part of a community but considered outsiders or odd were seen as witches. Witchcraft was often used to explain events in a community.


What did people in medieval times reacted to witches?

they loved witches. Just accepted them for who the areee they loved witches. Just accepted them for who the areee


What instructions do the witches give Macbeth to deal with the apparitions?

"Hear his speech, but say thou naught."