I thank you for your kind words, however I will not join you in the worship of your god. Instead I will offer you my own prayer.
All father, lord of lords,
Though he walks a different path than I, hear my prayer.
May Odin grant you wisdom on your journey,
May Thor grant you strength on your path,
May Loki grant you laughter as you go.
Wicca is unrelated to Satanism. It is a group of religious traditions. Some are highly structured, while most are eclectic. Many, perhaps most, Wiccans are solitary practitioners. Wiccans are, in many ways, directly opposite to Satanists:
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Most Wiccans worship a Goddess and her consort, a God.
bullet They do not recognize Satan or any other all-evil supernatural entity.
bullet Their prime symbol is the exact opposite to the symbol used by Satanists. It is the upright pentagram -- a 5-pointed star with two points downward and one up. Sometimes it is enclosed by a circle to form a pentacle.
bullet Their groups are generally called covens, not grottos or temples.
bullet Their rule of behavior is called the Wiccan Rede: "An it harm none, do what thou wilt." i.e. do whatever you wish, as long as it harms no one, including yourself. Wiccans are not allowed do dominate, manipulate, control, or harm others.
Wiccans believe that they worship neither the Christian God nor the Christian devil. They worship a Goddess and a God. Neither is at all similar to Satan. Wicca, and other forms of Neopaganism, are as different from Satanism as Hinduism is from Christianity.
I prefer not to use sources called things like bible hub so let's look it up with another sources.
http://www.religioustolerance.org/
But still you didn't answer the question are all gods that aren't your god "the devil"?
Your last sentence is false here is the definition of witchcraft
witch·craft
ˈwiCHˌkraft/
noun
the practice of magic, especially black magic; the use of spells and the invocation of spirits.
synonyms: sorcery, black magic, white magic, magic, witching, witchery, wizardry;
Poverty contributes to robbery because people may find it easier or quicker to steal than to go through the process of getting and keeping a job. Less educated people may feel hopeless about finding work and steal out of a sense of need. Greed or power are motives for high-dollar theft. Some people steal for pure thrills or to show off to peers.
Violent crimes, such as murder, assault and rape, may result from bad subconscious attitudes or pent-up anger. Children exposed to violence in their homes may grow up with subconscious thoughts that compel them to impulsive reactions when angry. In essence, some crimes carry forward through generations in families. Other violent crimes are planned out for personal gain or vengeance. A person may kill someone over a significant feud or disdain.
The need for control causes some people to commit crimes in the business arena. Others steal or harm people because of jealousy or envy.
Maybe their parents couldn't help them because they couldn't.