Thread 17942050

Before Christianity my pagan ancestors periodically moved from place to place living in swamps and forests, building earthen hovels. This isn't to diss on their way of life, but it is to say that because of this I don't find the "RETVRN" arguments retards make here to be very convincing. I'm not a Greek or Roman any more than I am an Israelite. Also pre-Christian religious beliefs weren't a monolith, they were changing, and there is more to spirituality and the objective truth than reactionarily kvetching about everything Jews did, and in doing so making them into some sort of master race (which they clearly aren't).

no one cares you narcissistic faggot, maybe pray to god to make you a little less self-obsessed

>>17942054
This is all half of this board talks about.

>>17942050 (OP)
We iz da real jews

>>17942071
I appreciate the meme attempt, but the Holy Spirit and God the Father do not have bodies, the meme does not make sense.
Try again

>>17942071
I think I am what my ethnicity and nationality are. So no.
>>17942079
Also true.

>>17942050 (OP)
That's kind of what makes paganism far more superior. It's much less dogmatic and more pluralistic, so it can adapt quite easily to changes in housing construction, whereas just having aircraft and rockets broke christianity, "I see no God up here."

>>17942086
Read theologians Jesus Christ you're retarded.

>>17942050 (OP)
>they were changing, and there is more to spirituality and the objective truth than reactionarily kvetching about everything Jews
modern "paganism" basically boils down to treating Christianity and God as antagonistic entities. That's basically it, you often see how pagans, even the "based" ones, have to remember how bad Christianity is at every turn, that's why it shouldn't be taken seriously, because it's ironically a type of belief that lives parasitizing Christianity, but in a negative way. only the retarded ones didn't realize

>>17942095
Yeah it's sad because I actually find the religion of MUH PAGAN ANCESTORS to be very interesting and I'd love to learn as much as I can about them, like I do about history in general, independently from Christianity and faggy culture wars.

>>17942101
And the things like human sacrifice and the very gritty visceral stuff too. I like real history. I don't like falsehood and bad faith arguments. How they understood helpful and harmful nature spirits.

>>17942050 (OP)
Varg thinks that was authentic white culture and Meds corrupted it.

>>17942109
The "purest authentic white culture" would probably be living as hunter gatherers or some shit in Siberia. Vgh...

>>17942090
Dilate.

>>17942117
Oh yes trannies they're notoriously interested in Late Antiquity and Medieval theologians of course. Consider euthanasia and organ donation.

>>17942095
Correct
>>17942071
You guys could put more effort into the memes, couldn't you? Like touting le bad YHWH like parrots, without realizing that this is not a personal name, but just a genetic word for "god" in the Semitic languages of the Levant, the same with Elohim. Even Baal could have been called by these names. And then, we have threads that portray God the Father as an old man, the problem is that God Father do not have a body per se, actually,
even portraying him as a "male" entity is erroneous, although one would use "lord" or "he", only the son have a body,
as another anon said here.
>>17942050 (OP)
Eriugena's work seems to anticipate the neo-pagan excesses of occult Renaissance philosophy shitty, which explains the attraction he holds to moderns. He wrote all their errors and sophistries before they did with his clumsy grafting of Christian terms onto pagan frameworks

>>17942101
Yes, this is another interesting point we need to remember;
Paganism boils down to basically a childish aestheticism, about what being "aesthetically cool" matters without any spontaneous search for the transcendent. This, in itself, is yet another argument for how infamous larppaganism is.

>>17942071
DAS RITE

>>17942095
>modern "paganism" basically boils down to treating Christianity and God as antagonistic entities. That's basically it, you often see how pagans, even the "based" ones, have to remember how bad Christianity is at every turn
I don’t do this. What now?

>>17942132
>This, in itself, is yet another argument for how infamous larppaganism is
saaaar

>>17942236
and now that doesn't change at all, because it's not even a consistent "belief system," and it was created from the beginning with these same precepts. The neopagan core is "reviving native and non-foreign faiths of Europe," and Christianity in this sense is considered "foreign." There's no escape; modern paganism follows Christianity in its essence.

>>17942120
That is actually a core trans interest.

>>17942095
Not at all. Its fun to dog the xtians, but thats incidental.