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Encyclopedia > Witchcraft Today

Witchcraft Today is a Non-fiction book written by the inventor of the Wicca religion, Gerald Gardner. A Neo-Pagan pentagram: a symbol used by many Wiccans. ... Gerald Brosseau Gardner (June 13, 1884 - February 13, 1964) was a British civil servant, amateur anthropologist, writer, and occultist who published some of the definitive texts for modern Wicca, which he was instrumental in founding. ...


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Today in History: March 1 (633 words)
Today they are seen as victims of a tragic mistake.
An act to reverse the attainders of George Burroughs and others of witchcraft.
When the remaining witchcraft cases were heard in May 1693, the Superior Court failed to convict anyone else.
The Modern World of Witchcraft (5412 words)
Witchcraft (also known as wicca, the craft, or the craft of the wise) is a generic term covering differing approaches to the subject.
The history of ancient witchcraft and witchcraft in the Middle Ages (and Satanism for that matter) is a very convoluted and confused subject.
Ironically, the purported purpose of Witchcraft Today was to describe an allegedly dying Goddess religion.
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