By Hope Bonarcher2024-11-25T17:15:00
Hope Bonarcher looks at the rising trend of occult practices in our culture, fuelled by female celebrities promoting being a witch as the ultimate freedom
Our world is crying out for safety; yet instead of looking to our heavenly Father, vast numbers of individuals are running to the ever-growing trend of witchcraft and the occult for comfort. For example, #witchtok is currently trending on TikTok, with over 30 billion posts of content.
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