The Persecution of Witches

When people think about magic, they usually think of an ugly, old and grotesque woman. Someone may use magical substances in the cauldron to make potions, or use wands to shoot spells. The media has shown us that these witches can talk to animals, especially cats and wolves. They also drew them that they cooperated with the devil, steal children, and killed other people. It is surprising to have creatures able to produce this miraculous effect but they were made by the Catholic Church to promote Christianity and to punish those who argue for beliefs not consistent with the church It is a rough rumor.

The word "witch" is a collective term based on traditional magic and ghost beliefs. Its special significance relates to the subsequent witch persecution developed by medieval church theology and the foundation of the witch trial. The content of the word "witch" is defined and determined by the church and domestic law, first summarized through inquisition and decided in writing. By the 1480's, the new definition was completed and recorded in late Malleus maleficarum published in 1487. This written paper defining the modern witch and magic will be explained in more detail in the next chapter.

According to Gerald Gardner, who promoted magic in the 20th century, religion is the existence of magic in Europe, persecuted by magical trials (sometimes called Burning Age), traditionally centered on religion. Adoption of confidential elements is a reaction to persecution. Since then, the organized Pan-European cult theory of Margaret-Murray lost credibility and cast doubt in the era of magic; many Wicker no longer claim this historical lineage. However, Wiccan is still often united with victims of the Witch trial, witch's fanaticism is the persecution of their beliefs as wizards.

For centuries, the wizards have suffered and persecuted for their beliefs. As medieval medical circles grew and tried to survive, they spread magic as demons, hence evil. The church also persecuted the witches and hoped that their congregation had more members. As Christians protestors in Harry Potter's movies have seen, myths and superstitions have continued for centuries and are still believed today. The Latter-day Saints were persecuted in the early days of the recovery of the gospel, and Jesus was so during the evangelism of his life.

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