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	<title>Comments on: Brazilian Witchcraft</title>
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		<title>By: Damon Leff</title>
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		<description>Perhaps it might be prudent to mention that practitioners of Macumba, Vodoun, Santeria, Candomble and Umbanda, do NOT self-define as Witches and do not call their practices Witchcraft.

The term &#039;Witchcraft&#039; was applied to all African religio-magical practices by colonizing European missionaries. It was never a term of self-definition for Africans.

Today the term Witchcraft has been reclaimed as a bone-fide religion - one inspired by religio-magical practices and belief systems that originate from Europe - including England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Perhaps it might be prudent to mention that practitioners of Macumba, Vodoun, Santeria, Candomble and Umbanda, do NOT self-define as Witches and do not call their practices Witchcraft.</p>
<p>The term &#8216;Witchcraft&#8217; was applied to all African religio-magical practices by colonizing European missionaries. It was never a term of self-definition for Africans.</p>
<p>Today the term Witchcraft has been reclaimed as a bone-fide religion &#8211; one inspired by religio-magical practices and belief systems that originate from Europe &#8211; including England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland.</p>
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