hcarteau_at_E0Uvu9e2Vuf5BYllxxppifMUKikdfiKToONcXT4xZmZIiQ4bjRraM_a5KmzD6FtA6V5BiP-r.yahoo.invalid wrote:
>
> The zzaburi, professionnal students of the Law, do know Logical magic
> which is
> called "wizardry" if it's church-sponsored and "sorcery" if it's
> independant
> from any church. Over time, "sorcery" has become a negative term,
> designing any
> wizardry that's not OURS (from our church). It's foreign, heretic,
> unclean. I
> suspect they even call "sorcery" what we call "theism" and "animism".
>
I'm pretty sure that they do, yes. They will, I think, draw a
distinction between "pagan sorcery" (theism/animism) and "heretical
sorcery" (bad essence magic), but even then the bulk of the population
probably doesn't care about the difference - they leave that to the
professional scholars.
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Trotsky
Gamer and Skeptic
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