Divination & Religion

Hi fellow witches. Is any form of divination (Going to see a fortuneteller, performing things like scrying, etc.) against Christianity?

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Not at all, it is Christianity which has a problem with the methods, not the other way around.

It depends how literally you want to take the bible and its many warnings.

Actually only thing in bible worth noting as it was not changed about several hundred times are 10 commandments.
Before going on a war path over this post let me explain:
First bible was written nearly 300 years after Christ, not to mention roughly 800 years after religion itself came to be.
Each Christian ruler actually had his own version of it written to increase validity of his claims on tron and prove that he was the one chosen and blessed by god.
Just about every Pope had changed something in it to justify this or that, well or very least changed its interpretation which then led to scribes making changes later on(Up until some 18th century), not to mention other high ranking members of church or society.
So to end this to get a pure version of bibles content you must actually read Tanakh or Torah(both are holly books used by Jewish religion), simple because that very religion is source of Christianity(Christianity started as a small and peaceful sect then became rather extreme and aggressive, the became just a bit more controlled in its aggression and finally became a firm religious, for lack of better words, business company)