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This book explores the history of witchcraft in European society, distinguishing it from modern paganism and Wicca. It investigates the ideological, cultural, and legal frameworks that led to the witch hunts of the 16th and 17th centuries, during which thousands were killed.
The book examines how perceptions of witches evolved, moving from beliefs in poor, misguided individuals to the idea of devil-worshipping heretics plotting against Christendom. It looks at the real fears that drove the witch hunts, the roles of the Devil in shaping these fears, and the tragic consequences of this widespread belief in a diabolical conspiracy.
Used (good, see images, some yellowing) Softcover ISBN 9780857301154
