[ SECRET POST #4538 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4538 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Henry VIII probably wasn't a flat-earther, although he probably did in witches.

And believing in magic qua magic (in some form or other) wasn't even necessarily that unreasonable, given the evidence available and the intellectual theories of the day.

[(Anonymous)]

I suspect that belief in magic was sort of a situational thing, with some people (such as Anne Boleyn) accused of witchcraft for primarily political reasons.

[(Anonymous)]

Belief in magic was not at all a situational thing, but yes, belief in specific people using magic was absolutely a specific political or social thing.