Are fortune-telling and divination religions?

It cannot be said that divination is a religion. In fact, most of the three major religions in the world (Islam, Christianity and Buddhism) oppose divination.

As the saying goes: But doing good will lead to the future of Mo Wen. It also means no divination.

In ancient times, divination was mainly a ritual or a necessary process before countries sent troops to fight, such as the direction of sending troops. However, there are exceptions. For example, Jiang Ziya did not send his troops according to Kamei's inspiration, and Zhou Bing won a total victory.

As far as modern times are concerned, due to our limited knowledge, we can't rashly judge whether divination has a scientific side. I think some of them are accurate because of the accumulation of long-term experience. For example, if your internal organs are diseased, your external things will inevitably change, such as fingerprints or moles.

Some people say that Zhouyi is a divination book, but I beg to differ. To be exact, it's a philosophical work. It's too profound!

More often, people take spiritual sustenance when some things can't be solved or they have expectations for the future. No comments here.

China has a profound culture and a long history. We can only see her light, but not her essence.