Witchcraft vs. Religion


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March 11, 2020
Witchcraft vs. Religion | Bert Bigelow - Patheos
The ancient meaning of the word “witch” was “one who knows.” Historically, it was both masculine and feminine. The Anglo-Saxon form wicca, to which the English word can be traced, is masculine. In current usage, the word usually....

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