And in that belief of yours about the potions, are they not capable of casting spells? Calling upon wicked spirits and demons to cause infirmities in the body, casting spells that mess up your perception, do you think they are not capable of such? For this is a far more pertinent subject since you don't need to physically drink a liquid for the ailment to appear in you, this truth echoes from biblical times when some of the plagues that God sent upon Egypt were mirrored by the magicians the Pharaoh had called or the middle ages when witches were something people would be very frightened about. We ignoring the power that they hold is not beneficial in anyway for it gives us a false sense of security and room for our interpretations of the world and events be completely skewed since they can magically and "invisibly" make things happen...
"And in her was found the blood of prophets, and of saints, and of all that were slain upon the earth."
"And in her was found the blood of prophets, and of saints, and of all that were slain upon the earth."
And in that belief of yours about the potions, are they not capable of casting spells? Calling upon wicked spirits and demons to cause infirmities in the body, casting spells that mess up your perception, do you think they are not capable of such?
For this is a far more pertinent subject since you don't need to physically drink a liquid for the ailment to appear in you, this truth echoes from biblical times when some of the plagues that God sent upon Egypt were mirrored by the magicians the Pharaoh had called or the middle ages when witches were something people would be very frightened about.
We ignoring the power that they hold is not beneficial in anyway for it gives us a false sense of security and room for our interpretations of the world and events be completely skewed since they can magically and "invisibly" make things happen...
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