AnswerTarot cards don't predate trinitarian doctrine. The first known decks of tarot appeared in Italy in the late 1500's early 1600's. ...Although, there are loads of Catholic symbols in the early cards. The English language decks have a card called the "Hierophant" which until the 20th century was "The Pope" card.http://www.ifate.com/tarot_index.html
First off, the runes were used as a writing language for the vikings back in the Dark Ages. However, they were also a way of divination for them, quite like Tarot cards, except they were rocks.
It is possible, but by no means certain, that the only tribe that used such things historically were the Ojibwe. The evidence is still to be produced that dreamcatchers existed before about 1900 (very modern times).Many tribes certainly produced netted hoops in different sizes as warrior's talismans (worn in the hair), as gaming pieces (rolled along the ground as a target for spears) and other uses, but the idea of hanging them up to catch dreams may be a very recent one linked to traditional Trickster legends and spider webs.Others have claimed that the Lakota/Dakota/Nakota people created the first dreamcatchers, but again the evidence is still to be produced.Dreamcatchers first became widely known during the Hippy movement of the 1960s when New Age shops selling tarot cards, incense candles and trinkets from India began to sell them in large numbers.
The 6-pointed star, throughout history, has been used by many groups - with a variety of meanings. It has been called the 'Star Of David' or the 'Seal Of Solomon.' I generally is used by those who practice the faith of Judaism. However, I have seen it referenced as 'The Seal of Moloch' (a demonic being mentioned in the Bible, I believe, as being 'insatiable' when it came to requiring sacrifices.) I'd be careful, however, using the terms 'devil' or 'demon' when it comes to names of deities. Christianity has labeled deities of other cultures as 'devils', as the example of Ba'al. It actually means 'Lord' which can be a title held by mortals, as well as the divine. In its pursuit of becoming a dominant religion, Christianity may have taken some liberties when it comes to discrediting other faiths while attempting to empower their own. This applies to use and meaning of symbols, deities, places, holidays, etc. Looking at these issues through a variety of faiths will offer a more balanced perspective of the history. Satanists, as well as other faiths - such as many under the Paganism umbrella, use the 5 pointed star. It's meaning and use vary from faith to faith, as pointed out in the first part of this post. The 5 pointed star has been called many names including the Goblin's cross, the 5 wounds of Christ, etc. The Pent-Alpha (5 letter As)...etc. In Paganism, the 5 pointed star can be used as a sign of protection, represent mortality (pointed up), represent the divine (pointed down), etc. Satanists have also used the 5 pointed star (pointed down) to represent a 'horned god' (Baphomet - a goat-headed being used by Aleister Crowley and crew). I'd suggest reading a variety of texts including those about Aleister Crowley, Laurie Cabot (a Witch in Salem, MA), a book on the Ryder-White deck of the Tarot, and DRAWING DOWN THE MOON by Margot Adler to gain a wider perspective of the meaning of various symbols - including the 5 and 6 pointed stars. A Man In A Labcoat
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