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So witchcraft includes any form of manipulation using a spirit who is not of God? And it is further associated with subversion of righteous authority.I understand what you are saying, we sometimes get involved with entities and occasions that we truly don't understand or know their depths..... a fleshly desire to fit in, thinking on the frats/sororities/masons, most feel are simple civic groups but their true origins of "have you seen the light?" only a few are privy to.
So the example of the child asking for a cookie in the presence of their mom's guests, because she knows that will make her more tractable, this is given as an example of witchcraft.
But let's say the Chinese communist government wants to disperse protestors in an illegal demonstration they can mow some of them down so that the rest will live in fear for their lives. And that would not be witchcraft, because the government's authority is legitimate?