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Lu€id_Dr£ams :
Does she really think Christianity is any better? It was literally colonized by the Roman patriarchy, they killed yeshua! this is such hypocrisy.🙄 to say all witchcraft is bad. Jesus was an alchemist, he understood enlightenment she is so off base.
2026-04-20 18:19:49
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jasmine72 :
TRUE 👍 ❤️❤️❤️
2026-04-11 16:01:59
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AJ :
Before the influence of Christian bias and the subsequent European witch trials, "witchcraft" was not a unified religion or a synonym for evil, but rather a diverse collection of folk practices, spiritual beliefs, and community roles rooted in nature, healing, and ancient traditions Facebook Facebook +1 . These practices were generally integrated into the daily life and social fabric of pre-Christian societies Facebook Facebook +3 . Here is a breakdown of true, pre-Christian witchcraft practices: 1. Roles of Pre-Christian Practitioners Practitioners were rarely seen as monsters, but rather as essential members of the community, often revered as wise figures Facebook Facebook +1 . Healers and Herbalists: They possessed deep knowledge of local flora for medicine, utilizing herbs to heal sickness and aid in recovery Facebook Facebook . Midwives: Women often held roles as caretakers of life, assisting with childbirth Facebook Facebook . Wise Women/Men: These individuals were sought for guidance, interpreting natural signs, and understanding local folklore Facebook Facebook . Oracles/Seers: Practiced divination to look into the future or seek guidance from spirits or gods Facebook Facebook +4 . 2. Nature-Based Spirituality Pre-Christian practices were deeply connected to the natural world, the seasons, and the cycles of life Facebook Facebook +1 . Animism: The belief that all things—rocks, trees, rivers, and animals—possess a spiritual essence. Seasonal Rituals: Practices were aligned with agricultural cycles, such as planting, harvesting, and the changing of the seasons (precursors to modern Pagan wheel-of-the-year festivals) Facebook Facebook +4 . Nature Veneration: Focus was on honoring the earth and natural elements rather than adhering to a dogma or centralized authority. 3. Magic (Maleficium vs. Beneficial Magic) Ancient cultures did believe in harmful magic, often termed maleficium, but it was not linked to a devil-worshiping conspiracy Wikipedia Wikipedia +1 . Utility Magic: Spells and charms were often protective, aimed at ensuring a good harvest, protecting livestock, or fostering love and health . Community Context: "Witchcraft" was simply
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