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This is an old revision of this page, as edited by CorbieVreccan (talk | contribs) at 00:24, 2 August 2023 (This is not ok. Part of POV push and totally inappropriate content. All sources define difference between Indigenous healers and witches, and cunning people and witches. This falsely conflates all of the above. If it's about "witchcraft" this content doesn't belong. Take it to talk instead of yet more edit-warring, Darker Dreams. Also taking out articles at AfD as duplicates and redlinks). The present address (URL) is a permanent link to this revision, which may differ significantly from the current revision.
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This is a top-of-page / side box and should be kept as minimal as possible; restrained to absolute top-level ideas and concepts necessary to get between general areas of discussion. Because of the broad range between types of witchcraft; these items need to either be points of commonality or specific contrast.
Wicca is one form of Neopagan witchcraft. Not all Neopagan witchcraft is Wiccan.
See also: {{Wicca}} for Wicca related side box template.
See also: {{Paganism}} for Paganism and Neopaganism related footer template.
See also: {{Neopaganism}} for Neopaganism related footer template.
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