"Ripped off" in the colloquial sense, not in the strict legal sense. Most psychics don't actually believe what they're selling, whereas most priests do. Praye

"Ripped off" in the colloquial sense, not in the strict legal sense. Most psychics don't actually believe what they're selling, whereas most priests do. Prayer also works very different: a psychic will tell you "higher powers told me this man is a {good,bad} match for you", whereas a priest will tell you to "pray and ask God for guidance" and/or offer you some general advice, but they won't say "God told me to relay that [..]". Should they be sued for it? Probably not. But I do think most psychic "customers" get ripped off by people who are essentially little more than confidence tricksters, but I don't think most people who go to church get ripped off (outside of the "send me your money and go to heaven" kind of twattery).