Atheists Association Seeks Law Against Witchcraft
Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2007 5:39 am
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Atheists Association Seeks Law Against Witchcraft
Former Indian Medical Association (IMA) vice-president and noted medical science writer Samaram on Saturday stressed there should be a collective effort from all quarters to address the issue of 'Banamathi' (sorcery).
Speaking at the three-day world atheist conference, he said 'banamathi' was claiming lives of scores of people across the country.
Andhra Shradha Nirmulam Samithi Pune president Dr Rajendra Kankariya said legal action was needed to protect the common people against customs thriving on ignorance, such as black magic, witchcraft and sorcery
http://www.simplemagick.com/2007/01/ath ... ainst.html
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It's only time and it will happen here....oooooooo
Well, those crazy Indians.... I wonder if this would also include LDS Priesthood. After all isn't the priesthood sort of like "white magic" ? The church has a pretty good toe hold in india doesn't it. This type of ban would make things a bit difficult for the church wouldn't it?
Atheists Association Seeks Law Against Witchcraft
Former Indian Medical Association (IMA) vice-president and noted medical science writer Samaram on Saturday stressed there should be a collective effort from all quarters to address the issue of 'Banamathi' (sorcery).
Speaking at the three-day world atheist conference, he said 'banamathi' was claiming lives of scores of people across the country.
Andhra Shradha Nirmulam Samithi Pune president Dr Rajendra Kankariya said legal action was needed to protect the common people against customs thriving on ignorance, such as black magic, witchcraft and sorcery
http://www.simplemagick.com/2007/01/ath ... ainst.html
[quote]
It's only time and it will happen here....oooooooo
Well, those crazy Indians.... I wonder if this would also include LDS Priesthood. After all isn't the priesthood sort of like "white magic" ? The church has a pretty good toe hold in india doesn't it. This type of ban would make things a bit difficult for the church wouldn't it?