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I think you make a mistake there, as to drawing in the outer sources in the case of HP to decide the origins of magic inside it. As a piece of literature, it is somehow closed on itself, therefore, inside its boundaries, one must rely on what is stated in it. Now, it is
not said in it that all witches of HP performed some rites to draw their power from Enemy
On the other hand, what
is said in it. and as far as the HP story goes is never unsaid, the magical powers of non-muggles in HP are not
supernatural to the extent that those are not drawn outside of nature, but are something people are born with, as natural good sight, or musical talent. There is no free will involved in becoming a wizard for Harry Potter, he is natural born one. As this is concept, than common principles come in. As one can use his/her cleverness to good or bad ends, so one can use one's magical abilities.
People you looked up in a dictionary were quite ordinary men and women, who became sorceres and witches
as a consequence of act of choosing
Which moves HP magic onto the same plane as ME one is - natural gift of Creator, used, according to choices performed with the free will, to be in accordance with His will or to disobey him