Which tarot card refers to God?

Answer 1

There isn't a Tarot card that represents God specifically, although there are several that could be considered as being religious in nature. It has been said that the II High Priestess is about internal, hidden knowledge; the V High Priest is concerned with tradition and formal education; and XX Judgment could be associated with the final judgment day. This is the time that you are found worthy or not, based on your past actions. The two figures on VI The Lovers and XIV Temperance are looked upon as angels in many circles. The XVI Tower's original French name means "House of God." In the tarot family of card games XXI The World cannot be beaten and is worth 5 points as a counting card. The World is sometimes named the Universe in some modern divinatory tarot decks. It should be noted that the interpretation of tarot cards is subjective and is contingent upon one's own belief system regarding God and how one feels the cards should be interpreted.