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Will ammonia protect someone from witchcraft?
No. Witchcraft isn't real.
Why were colonial New Englanders willing to believe accusations of witchcraft about their fellow colonists?
The Puritan colonists in Massachusetts at the time of the Salem witch panic believed that a witch was allied with the devil and did his dark work on earth. Basically, the human embodiment of evil.
Does food have to do anything with witchcraft?
Sure, kitchen witchcraft has a lot to do with food.
Did Puritans believe in witchcraft and supernatural?
Yes they did. They so believed in witchcraft that they persecuted and killed anyone they felt was practicing witchcraft. See the link below.
What did the Elizabethans believe in witches and witchcraft?
they believed tht cause there dum
Was Jesus into witchcraft?
Christianity believed Paganism, and any other religion that worshiped other gods, to be Satanism. So to answer your question, no. Jesus was not into witchcraft.
Did vikings believe in witches?
i think they might of believed in witchcraft but did they believe in witches
Is there a real witchcraft and wizardry school like Hogwarts?
No.
Is witchcraft real or fake?
Just for sake of reference; I'm going to ask another question... "Why is Christianity real?" or "Why is Hinduiism real?" or "Why is Buddhism real?" or even "Why was Greek Mythology real?" Witchcraft is as real as any other religious movement, because it exists in the hearts and minds of those who follow it.
Where the laws a reason people believed in witchcraft?
No. The belief in witchcraft goes back centuries and thousands of years. The Celtic tribes had people they believed were witches and the Greeks had oracles foretell the future. The supernatural has always been part of man's history.
Why were dogs accused of witchcraft during the witch trials?
It was commonly believed that witches had companion animals that were their "familiars" and they used them to spy on people or to carry out other witchcraft goals.
Is witchcraft real in the 21st century?
Yes, it's alive and kicking. There are numerous witchcraft websites and forums scattered across the internet.
