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Oh wait, I just remembered. He's only doing the introduction to the book.
*Sigh*
Doesn't warlock mean "Oath-breaker"?
Technically, yes. It's not really a term that those who understand it's history want to be labelled with. However, it's definition has been watered down quite a bit and has lost it's original meaning to those who use it in the wrong way.
I think Peter Gilmore is very politically astute as one trying to run an organization such as the COS would need to be. He also seems to have a very good grasp on the concept “Might is Right” since he doesn't seem to assume to always know the answer to a given power struggle as so many mistakenly do.
Doesn't warlock mean "Oath-breaker"? Someone who betrays their coven to the christian church during the witch hunt? It is an insult to be called a warlock. I would rather be called a male witch or a wizard (wise man).