Various types of beliefs have always existed throughout history. history. This subject involves diverse opinions and, of course, diverse beliefs. Regarding witchcraft, for example, about a billion people in 95 countries believe in this practice. Below will be mentioned the belief in witchcraft it abounds.
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The percentages vary greatly from region to region. According to studies, in Sweden, for example, only 9% of participants believe in witchcraft, while in Tunisia it reaches 90%.
Although these percentages differ, according to the study's author, Boris Gershman, beliefs in witchcraft are able to cross sociodemographic groups in each country.
The survey was conducted face-to-face and over the phone. Several questions were asked about religious beliefs and witchcraft. The researchers asked in a variety of ways about magic and witchcraft.
One of the most relevant questions was whether the candidates believed in the “evil eye” or in the hypothesis that “people can do curses and spells”. Thus, 40% of the candidates revealed to believe in this type of witchcraft.
The study also says that people with more education and economic security tend not to believe in witchcraft. There is a positive relationship between this belief and those of religiosity. However, when it comes to Christianity or Islam, there is no significant difference.
Beliefs in witchcraft are closely related to cultural, institutional, psychological and socioeconomic characteristics. Due to the lack of data from China and India, it is evident that more research is needed to truly know at a global level about this issue.
There are practical applications to studying witchcraft beliefs, and they can, once they are unmistakably understood, help to protect women accused of witchcraft. Furthermore, it can be critical for governments, researchers or aid groups trying to work with local populations.
