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For centuries, the practice of witchcraft was considered an evil and foul tradition, and witches were hunted and killed, often by the cruelest methods, such as burning alive at the stake. Fear of witches and witchcraft was widespread throughout several areas of Europe and in some areas of a newly settled America until the eighteen century.
Thankfully, modern society has moved beyond such superstition and insanity, and today, witches are free to practice varying traditions of witchcraft openly and without fear of persecution. While Wicca is the most popular tradition of witchcraft in the western world, native Americans and indigenous tribes located in Central and South America as well as most of Asia, still practice shamanism. In Louisiana and Haiti, Voodoo is practiced, and coexists with similar traditions such as Santeria, Hoodoo or Macumba in the rest of the Carribeans.
As a religion, Wicca or the Craft pretends to be the revival and/or reconstruction of the pre-Christian pagan cults of Europe, especially Northern Europe (Celtic or Norse traditions) but also Greco-Roman, Egyptian, or Levantine traditions. There is no consensus on the exact lineage Wiccan beliefs. It wasn’t until recently that Wicca took formation as a … Read more
A religious Satanist is a follower of modern-day religious Satanism, who recognizes Satan as a virile pre-Christian, pagan entity or principle. Although they normally refer to themselves as Satanists, they occasionally use the term “witch.” The most famous Satanist in recent years is, and was Anton Szandor LaVey, who founded the Church of Satan in … Read more
Voodoo (also spelled Vodun, Vudun, Vodon, Vodoun, Voudou, Vaudou, …) is a spirit and nature-based religion which originates in Africa and was brought to the new world by african slaves who mixed their beliefs with christian saints. Today over 60 million people practice Voodoo worldwide. Similar religions can be found in South America where they … Read more