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    The emotions and media attention shadowed the public’s judgement, so when the boys were labelled as murders, everyone believed they were. The majority of West Memphis shared similar Christian beliefs, condemning those who believe in the occult and commit deviance against their society. Due to the town’s social cohesion, most believed the boys were guilty. Damien was seen as a poverty stricken white trash young father. For most, it was easy to connect labels such as murder and criminal to…

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    Slave Tituba Summary

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    was she involved in occult activities prior to 1692; it was the popularized fiction that was released afterwards that influenced the incorrect idea of Tituba’s origins (535). Breslaw’s analysis is important for a couple of reasons. She demonstrates how the various cultures: the colonists, the African Americans, and the Native American, intertwined in early America through Tituba’s confession. Although Tituba is of Native origins, her confession of her involvement with the occult is a blend of…

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    teachings of the bible. Parents are fearful and believed that these books were encouraging children to join the occult and witchcraft rituals. “ A parent in Arab, AL asked the Board of Ed to remove the Potter books from school libraries and accelerated reading programs. Stating that she was speaking on behalf of other Christians, she charged that J. K. Rowling was a member of the occult and that her books encourage children to practice witchcraft. “It was a mistake…

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    Butler Yeats was a very talented poet. In his lifetime he accomplished many great things. He was a 20th century Irish poet. He helped with the foundation with the Abbey Theatre, and later served as an Irish senator. He was well known for believing in occults, and including them in his works. Also, William Butler Yeats was a pervert. The study of the childhood of William Butler Yeats, his natural origin, his religious beliefs, and his Irish decent affected the style and setting of his poetry…

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    just left. A stray shell had bursed over the group of which I had been sitting and every member of it was killed. ~Adolf Hitler • These episodes of salvation reinforced in his own mind that he was being saved for some higher purpose. • Using the occult means they could take the supernatural, the highest source of authority in a realm that is not regulated by the…

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    The Harry Potter books have not only gained millions of fans, but also sparked a lot of controversy since their release. Allegations that say the novels contain occult or satanic undertones have caused religious debates about Rowling’s work and many Protestants, Catholics, Christians, as well as some Muslims have spoken out against them. While supporters of the books argue that Harry Potter does not encourage these beliefs and are simply fantasy novels alike the works of authors such as C. S.…

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    Faustbuch Myths

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    the first Faustbuch (1587), a collection of tales about the ancient magi—who were wise men skilled in the occult sciences—that were retold in the Middle Ages about such other reputed wizards as Merlin, Albertus Magnus, and Roger Bacon. Faust owes his fame to the anonymous author of the first Faustbuch (1587), a collection of tales about the ancient magi—who were wise men skilled in the occult sciences—that were retold in the Middle Ages about such other reputed wizards as Merlin, Albertus…

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    up costing him. Unfortunately, our society too is censoring books in which are considered “bad” by certain people. One of these books is A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engle due to its open discussion about religion and its alleged promotion of occult and satanic suggestions. To see this, we first need to understand what happens in the plot of A Wrinkle in Time. The book begins with Meg Murry unable to sleep during a stormy night.…

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    Thelema Research Paper

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    His legacy was cemented with the founding of a mystical order along with the reformulating of another mysterious order; his writings have also influenced countless occult organizations. According to the article, “Thelemic Organizations,” found on thelema101.com, the three major organizations that were either founded by Aleister or influenced by him are the: Ordo Templis Orientis, Gnostic Catholic Church, and A.’A.’…

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    called as “False” OBI. They may carry mutants of HBV (in the S gene) that are not detected by conventional diagnostic kits. But the result of DNA is similar to other cases of HBV, because they are usually positive for HBsAg. Overall, a prevalence of occult HBV infection depends on; geographical region, a sensitivity of HBsAg kits, HBV DNA amplification methods and co infections with…

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