Comments by "bighand69" (@bighands69) on "The Occult, Video 192: Witch, Wizard, Warlock, Mage... Title Confusion!" video.

  1. Mages are those that are part of an order of religion that practiced mystical arts.
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  2. In the real world the term really comes down to who is using it and what they mean. Mages do belong to an order and are religious.
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  3. They are all effectively the same thing. It really depends on the person who is using the term. Mages tend to belong to an order Witches, Wizards and Warlock's do not belong to an order. Mages are also religious in nature. It all really depends on the person using the title.
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  4. They mean the same thing. There are no real differences.
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  5.  mojo jojo  Wizard means the exact same thing as Sorcerer. Context is important as well and the person describing may have their own meaning or application of the world. Both Sorcerer and Wizard to super natural things that would be described as magic. I think people are applying D&D definitions. A Mage, Magician, Witch, warlock, black arts and so on all mean the same thing.
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  6. A Wizard is a person that uses mystical arts or learned. The terms all mean the same thing. It really depends on who is using the term. Mages are different in that they below to an order and are religious but again in the modern context it depends on what the person mean.
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