The Salem Witch Trials: Anti-Climactic End and Belated Repentance (Part 8)
By • May 6, 2011

(Note: This is the concluding part of an 8-part article series. Read Part 1: The Salem Witch Trials: A Fresh Perspective Read Part 7:
By • May 6, 2011

(Note: This is the concluding part of an 8-part article series. Read Part 1: The Salem Witch Trials: A Fresh Perspective Read Part 7:
By • May 5, 2011

(Note: This is part 7 in an 8-part series. Read Part 1: The Salem Witch Trials: A Fresh Perspective Read Part 6: The Salem
By • May 5, 2011

(Note: This is Part 6 of an 8-part series. Read Part 1: The Salem Witch Trials: A Fresh Perspective) Part 5: The Salem Witch
By • May 4, 2011

(Note: This is Part 5 of an 8-part series: See Part 1: The Salem Witch Trials: A Fresh Perspective See Part 4: The Salem
By • May 4, 2011

(Note: This is Part 4 of an 8-part series: See Part 1: The Salem Witch Trials: A Fresh Perspective) See Part 3: The Salem
By • May 3, 2011

(Note: This is Part 3 of an 8-part article series: Read Part 1: The Salem Witch Trial: A Fresh Perspective Part 2: The
By • May 3, 2011

(Note: This is Part 2 of a 8-part article series: Read Part 1: The Salem Witch Trials: A Fresh Perspective ) The Puritan religious
By • May 2, 2011

Many theories have been proffered in explanation of the Salem Witch Trials in towns and villages of the Massachusetts Colony between February 1692 and
By • February 17, 2011

The elevation of witches to demi-god status in the oral religious traditions of the Yoruba of West Africa allows these mostly feminine persecutors of mankind to be invested with practically unlimited powers in consonance with the dimensional magnitude of the paranoid delusional state of their victims.Witches, being demi-gods, are feared and revered by gods and men alike.