witchcraft, n.All

In 1770 the British Parliament passed a law condemning lipstick stating that any woman found guilty of seducing a man into matrimony by a cosmetic means would be tried for witchcraft.

Witchcraft is real — to deny the possibility, nay, to deny its actual existence, is flatly to contradict the revealed word of God.

Witchcraft is a practice involving unconscious psychic powers while sorcery carries the conscious intent of causing harm.