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So you say he fooled all the people with magic, and he waited on Satan's call? > Someone asked why Crowley is perennially popular on HN. Because people are wa

• b800h 3y ago
  He certainly didn't fool all the people. And those he did fool were largely fooled by sophistry, not magic.
  • throwanem 3y ago
    True, but there remains value in questions on the mode of thought that leads to such activities: "Mr. Crowley, what went on in your head?" And, too, given the general preoccupation necromancy seems to exercise both on practitioners in learned circles and on the public imagination, it's not a surprise to see so often asked, "Mr. Crowley, did you talk to the dead?"