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Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion Essay
Chapter 5, in the book, “Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion really made me think more
about different kind of religions that are out in the world and religions that I didn’t know about.
This Chapter 5, about drugs and religion, made me really thing and understand other peoples
views of religion. Technically, I don’t believe anything in the Chapter and I don’t understand
how people relate drugs ( which I believe is the devils product) with a religion. I guess its
something they believe in and that’s why it’s a religion. The chapter made me better understand
that religion and magic can be a number of things. The reading gave me the understanding that
if you believe in something and do it for a certain reason such as Coleridge, who took opium for
a toothache and then became addicted to the drug, according to Lehmann 184, then it is ok and
is a religion or magic. I think that is really stupid. The chapter made me......

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