People, whether or not they are religious, may condemn fortune tellers if they believe that fortune tellers are taking advantage of gullible people.
Religious people have two further concerns. If people can really tell fortunes without any help from the clergy, then the church loses control of our spirituality. Furthermore, if fortune tellers can not really tell fortunes they might still turn people away from the church.These are good reasons for the faithful to be warned to avoid fortune tellers, and to condemn fortune tellers.
Because of the means they used to obtain information. Man has been warned to desist from magical means.
Yes, because some people are stupid and don't realize that fortune tellers are full of it.
Some people regard fortune-tellers as infallible truth-tellers.
In the Odyssey book, they are people who are basically fortune tellers or prophets.
Fortune tellers in the middle ages told other people their futures. They were sometimes called Scyers
Fortune-tellers are all kinds of people. Young; old; male; female; talented; intuitive; from all ethnic, social-economic, religious and geographical groups. Some are born to it, learning at their mothers' knees, others study to learn the techniques and intricacies. There are ethical and unethical people who tell fortunes for fun, profit or just because. Tough thing about it, is you can't tell from looking at one which kind they are.
It isn't possible to see someone's future. There are people who claim to be fortune tellers, but their ability can't be proven.
The origins of the term "get lost" was derived from the traveling fortune tellers people of old. When they happened upon a new town they were often met with hostility and were told to return from where they had come from as normally these people were met with distrust. The fortune tellers would often mention that they did not know the last village/towns name and then they were told to just go and "Get Lost" again.
Those that do, probably think that some of the beliefs against their religious beliefs - for example, anti-Christian, or anti-whatever.
Most religious people today are not intolerant in the way the Church was in medieval times. So, it can be a false stereotype to attribute intolerance of condemnation to the great majority of religious people of any faith. Those who do harbour such feelings are more likely to condemn magic and occult practices, including the use of oija boards, than science.
A 'Psychic' is a person who claims to have extrasensory perception. People who call themselves Fortune Tellers, Psychic Detectives or Oracles are often refered to as 'Psychics'.
Doctors can estimate if you are really sick, or you have cancer or something like that, but it is impossible to tell. Even people who call themselves gypsies, or fortune tellers, do not know. It is impossible.
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