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G220 Radio

Religion & Spirituality:Christianity

Witchcraft // STITBS // Ep# 591

2023-10-10

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Welcome to G220 Radio!

Camryn Gillian joins us as our guest for this topic of discussion.

In this episode, we begin our series on Strange Things in the Bible Series (STITBS). The first topic in our series is witchcraft.

Does the scripture address witches? Divination? Spells? Crystals? Tarot Cards? Psychics? From the story of the witch who wanted to eat Hanzel and Gretel, to the wicked witch of the West, many witches were portrayed as evil, ugly, and scary.

Yet today witches are portrayed on TV and in movies as beautiful, appealing, and good. All by design of course, if witchcraft is evil, what better way to make it alluring and accepting than by presenting it as such in an attempt to smear the lines between good and evil, by creating stories in which you feel bad for the witch and they go from being a villain to the good guys.