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Blood Ritual. Circumcision, Talmud Style Follow this link, references included on page.
Certain video games with a more occult theme have used blood sacrifice (or, as it is known in some, blood magic) as a source of magical power. Such video games include Dominions II.
"The Blood Ritual" is also a ritual created by L. Ron Hubbard that invokes the Egyptian goddess Hathor.
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