I wonder if you crazed Evangelicals realize the tarot is inherently Christian in nature. The Marseille decks of the past are archetypes of the Jesus and his teachings, some say the beatitudes, some say the passion.

Either way, most of the knowledge was lost when the Cathars were all killed.

The Magician, the Ace of Cups, The Hierophant, etc.. they all contain Christian imagery.

Originally, they were a pictorial way to see the gospel, as literacy hadn't quite been widespread at the time.

Apparently, they were a bit too "gnostic" for the pope, so he had everyone at that time in history burned. Around that time, Templars disappear and FreeMasonry pops up. Huh.. Go figure.

Recently, to get back on topic, Christians have been coming back to the tarot, a beautiful way to meditate safely and in a Christian way.

Start with this book, Meditations on the tarot, written by a Roman Catholic and endorsed by a Cardinal. My, how things change..

[link to www.amazon.com]

Go get some! Explore learn, i promise you you won't be "possessed", unless you like to be possessed as Pentecostals do. they are less a divination tool and more a psychology lesson.