no, only fanatics would say that they are, they are mostly used by fortunetellers, some people believe what is told to them, others do not, and some people like their cards read for amusement.
Deuteronomy 18:9 clearly states that any attempt at divination or "magic" is strictly forbidden (and that to do so would be an abomination against the Lord, no less!). Don't make the mistake of thinking that it's okay to seek prophecy on your own because God gave foresight to his prophets.
This restriction against divination is further reinforced in Catholicism, as in Catechism 2116 it states that all forms of divination are to be rejected. In theory, I suppose you could own tarot cards. But it's certainly best not to subject yourself to the temptation. Better safe than sorry, right?
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By "pagan" I take it that you are asking if Tarot/tarot reading is a practice done by pagans (people who worship many gods). The the answer is no. Tarot is not affiliated with any specific religion or faith. You can be any faith or no faith and use the cards.
I agree with the previous answer. Tarot cards may be practiced by any person who has a specific religion and also by people who have no specific religion.
Most often however, those who belong to organized religions do not practice the Tarot due to religious taboos. They do seek the services of Tarot Readers, often anonymously because they fear judgment from their religious leaders.
There really is no specific religion that is associated with tarot card readers. Anyone can choose to be a reader if they study hard and get to know what all the cards mean. It really is more just for fun then anything else.
The main difference between facade tarot and regular tarot cards is the way the cards are designed and the look and fee of the cards. functionalty wise there is no difference
The difference between Doreen Virtue's Angel Tarot Cards and others is because Doreen Virtue's tarot cards all are positive. They are filled with positive messages and artwork while still remaining true to the original meaning of the tarot cards.
No. While modern druids may use tarot cards as a form of divination, the original druids did not have or use tarot cards, though they did have other forms of divination.
Tarot cards originated in northern Italy during the late 14th or early 15th century. The popularity of tarot cards spread as Europe's fascination with the occult grew.
tarot cardsA Bit More InfoNot all cards used for fortunetelling are tarot. ordinary playing cards can and are frequently used, as are angler cards, medicine cards, fairy cards, oracle cards and many others.The practice of telling fortunes by reading cards is cartomancy.
You say, "naipes de tarot," which means "cards of tarot." Another term that connotes 'cards' is "baraja de tarot", which means, "deck of tarot." "Jugar a barajas" means simply "to play cards." In Spanish, you don't put two nouns together and pretend that one modifies the other. It's usually really bad grammar.
Tarot cards began as card games in the 15th century. I do not know of any pictures available of the original cards.
There are 78 cards in a Tarot Deck. Too numerous to list here. Try and Google it.
The phrase lectura del tarot gratis means the reading of Tarot Cards. It is a way of training ones self to read tarot cards using books and putting their meanings together.
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