How did ancient Pagan religions view racemixing? Anyone from Europe or Africa can become a Christian anytime. How did it work in Pagan religions of past and what were their attitudes about race mixing?

>>17841577 (OP)
>How did ancient Pagan religions view racemixing?
the same way they view their own pantheons: the bigger and more diverse it was, the better
>inb4 noooo
nigga Rome worshipped tons of foreign deities including but limited to Lugus, Kubileya Mater, Melcartus Mithras and Isis. The Greeks worshipped Dagon, Ba'al and Tanit and Cyprus in particular was one of the biggest seat of the cult of Ishtar in the world through the Sanctuary of Aphrodite-Paphos. The Celts of Pannonia took to the worship of Tabiti following the Scythian invasion, as did the Slavs initially and the Irminonic germans

>>17841597
Greeks were known to be very tolerant to the barbaric races?

>>17841720
>goalpost moved from "race" to "barbarian"
I gave you your answer, you just refused it. Semites aren't Meds, germs aren't meds, celts aren't meds, Iranians scythians aren't meds or northern euros, and yet the religious and political authorities - which weren't separated at all at the time - didn't give a shit where the cults came from, as long as it was a good god to have on your side.
Pagans barely had any sort of racial consciousness at all. Greeks were an exception and eventually they came to include Macedonians, Thracians and Hellenized Syro-Luwians as their own because their rituals were virtually identical, so it wasn't exactly "racial" either, mostly a question of cultural compatibility.

>>17841597
theres a part in the niflung saga where two germanic kids kill a mixed hunnic/gothic kid for being a 'brownish bastard'. rome was contaminated with semitic influences, hence why they worshiped saturn, a deity lacking a counterpart in the germanic pantheon