THE CAULDRON REPORT

THE COMPREHENSIVE EXPOSÉ:

Warlocks, Witches and Politics

Ever hear or get told this?

“A real warlock or witch can’t support MAGA or capitalism”?

The vast majority of modern witch-cult folklore is predicated on flawed and misleading evidence compiled by Margaret Murray in her 1921 book, The Witch-Cult in Western Europe. Murray’s extensive use of ellipses allowed her to selectively curate primary sources from witch trials to support her arguments while systematically excluding more fantastical accounts—specifically testimony regarding sexual encounters with the devil, infanticide, and flight—to instead force-fit a narrative of "nature worship" and prehistorical continuity. These "confessions" were extracted through the coercive, horrific methods of the institutional Church, frequently via leading questions. The primary source documentation of the medieval hunts is, therefore, largely composed of these coerced, pseudo-confessional narratives.

The Craft, Christianity and Judaism

The Uncomfortable Truth

More and More we see in some circles, people are calling themselves Warlocks and Witches as well as Christians or Jews, but we also see many Christian groups warning about the same in their Churches pushing paranoid bullshit. However, many will not like this, especially those who consider themselves Christian or Jewish as well as a Warlock or Witch. Yet, the question is if it true one can really be or proclaim to be a Christian Warlock or Witch? My honest answer is no.

Historically speaking, the closest term medieval Christianity and Judaism would have had for such individuals would be magicians — not in the modern sense of stage illusionists, but practitioners of magic when it and science in the form of natural philosophy were indistinct in many respects. Some traditions and writings also used terms like mage (male, plural mages),…