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Male witches
It was not just women who were accused of witchcraft. This source, which is the account of some men who lived in the parish of Edmonton, contains the story of them witnessing two men in the act of witchcraft. 20 September, 1590.
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Reviews for "The Divine Comedy of Jesus and Sarah Silverman: A Match Made in Heaven"
1. Emily - 1/5 - I was really disappointed with "Jesus is Magic" by Sarah Silverman. I found her comedy to be offensive and tasteless. She made jokes about sensitive topics such as race, religion, and sexuality without offering any real insight or thoughtfulness. It felt like she was trying too hard to shock and provoke rather than entertain. I understand that comedy can push boundaries, but this felt more like she was intentionally trying to offend and upset people. Overall, I did not find her performance funny or enjoyable.
2. John - 2/5 - I have heard a lot of buzz around Sarah Silverman's "Jesus is Magic," but I just didn't get it. Her jokes seemed forced and uncomfortable, and it felt like she was trying too hard to be edgy. I appreciate comedy that challenges societal norms and pushes boundaries, but her attempts felt shallow and lacked depth. Additionally, some of her jokes were offensive and crossed the line for me. I can see why some people enjoy her humor, but it just didn't resonate with me.
3. Megan - 1/5 - I have never been so unamused in my life! "Jesus is Magic" was a disappointing attempt at comedy. Sarah Silverman's jokes were tasteless and offensive, relying on shock value rather than wit. I understand that comedy can be subjective, but I found myself cringing more than laughing throughout the entire performance. It felt like she was trying to push as many buttons as possible, without any real substance behind her jokes. I would not recommend this special to anyone looking for intelligent or thought-provoking comedy.
4. Michael - 2/5 - Sarah Silverman's "Jesus is Magic" fell flat for me. While I appreciate dark and edgy humor, her jokes just didn't hit the mark. It felt like she was trying too hard to shock the audience and didn't focus enough on crafting clever punchlines. Moreover, her use of controversial topics such as religion and race felt forced and lacked subtlety. I can understand why some people find her comedy amusing, but personally, I was left disappointed and unimpressed.