Witchcraft

Women regularly tortured in Nepal for witchcraft

By D. Beeksma • May 19, 2013

Nepal abuse victim

Every month in Nepal, at least four women are accused of witchcraft and then beaten and tortured, Al Jazeera reports.  The women are attacked

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Man beheaded in Uganda as penalty for practicing witchcraft

By Al Stefanelli • March 28, 2013

A group of residents in the Uganda are being sought by police in the Kayunga District for beheading a man they accused of being

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Woman tortured and burned alive after accusation of witchcraft

By Al Stefanelli • February 8, 2013

Papua, New Guinea – In front of hundreds of spectators, twenty-year-old Kepari Leniate was stripped naked, tortured with a rod of hot iron, then

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Uganda's president "dedicates the nation to God" and receives praise from evangelists

By D. Beeksma • November 25, 2012

Last month, Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni prayed for repentance during the nation's celebration of its 50th anniversary of independence from Britain and dedicated the

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Copeland Ministries initiates 'sports camp' evangelism outreach to Ugandan children

By D. Beeksma • October 19, 2012

Kenneth Copeland Ministries, a ministry alleged to have over a billion dollars, is teaming up with "Reaction Tour" for a new proselytizing strategy in

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Megachurch pastor John Hagee wants atheists to leave America and Congress to ban witchcraft and satanism from military

By D. Beeksma • June 6, 2012

Texas megachurch pastor John Hagee wants atheists to get on planes and get out of America … and alternative religions booted out of the

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The Salem Witch Trials: The Tragedy of Convictions and Executions (Part 7)

By JohnThomas Didymus • May 5, 2011

Salem Execution

(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

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The Salem Witch Trials: The Background of Social Conflict in Salem Community (Part 4)

By JohnThomas Didymus • May 4, 2011

Salem Witch Trial

(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

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Witchcraft and Demon Affliction Paranoia in Pre-Christian Africa (Part II)

By JohnThomas Didymus • February 19, 2011

polygamy

Witchcraft affliction is probably the favorite culturally conditioned paranoid delusional pre-occupation especially of African Yoruba women in their tendency( in the traditional polygamous family setting) to endlessly vicious interpersonal conflict. In the polygamous cultural setting women compete fiercely among themselves for access to the scarce resources of a common or shared husband. Access to husband's attention is life and death issue for a woman and her children in competition with her co-wives("orogun").

Witchcraft and Demon Affliction Paranoia in Pre-Chrisitan Africa(Part I)

By JohnThomas Didymus • February 17, 2011

Orisa

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.

Baby Teeth and Africa's Superstitious Christian Nations

By D. Beeksma • February 10, 2011

SA Zuma

About 1 out of every 2-3,000 babies are born with teeth. In Haverhill, Cambridgeshire (U.K.),  "natal teeth" had emerged prematurely in Oliver Jones, who

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To Ride A Silver Broomstick – New Generation Witchcraft (Kindle Edition)

By admin • July 29, 2010

To Ride A Silver Broomstick New Generation Witchcraft Silver RavenWolf is one of the most widely recognized names in circles of witchcraft, and with

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The Path of a Christian Witch

By admin • July 14, 2010

The Path of a Christian Witch A unique mix of memoir and how-to that includes practical daily Pagan rituals, this inspiring book shows how

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