A kāhin may also employ magic and deceptive imaginings, rather than restricting himself to claims about hidden news. Such methods can create an impression of extraordinary knowledge or ability.
An effect produced through magic or deceptive appearance is not religious proof. This form of soothsaying draws people toward unreliable means and encourages them to accept unsupported assertions.
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Soothsayers, Diviners and Claims Contrary to Revelation
A kāhin may also employ magic and deceptive imaginings, rather than restricting himself to claims about hidden news. Such methods can create an impression of extraordinary knowledge or ability.
An effect produced through magic or deceptive appearance is not religious proof. This form of soothsaying draws people toward unreliable means and encourages them to accept unsupported assertions.