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- 10 de Nov, 2019
My argument is this:
We can not empirically proved that the "witch trials" only killed innocent women. Therefore you must accept that possibly one real witch was burned at the stake
In my opinion that justifies the entire effort. Would you want to live in a world with witches? Not me. I can't sleep on that.
So the witch trials were 100% justified as long as one witch was burned.
We can not empirically proved that the "witch trials" only killed innocent women. Therefore you must accept that possibly one real witch was burned at the stake
In my opinion that justifies the entire effort. Would you want to live in a world with witches? Not me. I can't sleep on that.
So the witch trials were 100% justified as long as one witch was burned.