>Christ is King
White Nationalists are right to be neopagan.
All our unity is siphoned off to Christianity, but to what effect?
Christ is limited to iconography, words on paper that other people interpret for their own ends, and Apostolic Tradition. But it is not so that Christ himself will ride on horseback and lead us. The best we have are Eucharist cookies and wine and the Popes to represent Christ.
The Church isn't aligned with White identity or the West: some of you think it is, but it never was.
Christianity isn't partial to any particular people.
To excessively gloat over some stony cathedrals and clergymen?
At best, to countersignal LGBTQIA+.
In the West, people have placed all their unity, all their soul and identity, all their strength behind a 2,000 year old dead jew in rags on a stick as their spiritual guru.
Their purpose and meaning is tethered to it, has been so for thousands of years (as if the more years spent behind a dead jew in rags, the more meaningful and tied to our identity).
This is a sunken cost fallacy. All this energy could do so much more, but it is siphoned off to this ancient jew in rags messiah cult of personality.
If Christianity is wrong, just think how humiliating that is: having spent centuries upon centuries giving all the unity, all the glory, all the strength and devotion to a dead jew on a stick.
You sacrificed your ancestral religion and traditions and pretty much your everything for this.
All our unity is siphoned off to Christianity, but to what effect?
Christ is limited to iconography, words on paper that other people interpret for their own ends, and Apostolic Tradition. But it is not so that Christ himself will ride on horseback and lead us. The best we have are Eucharist cookies and wine and the Popes to represent Christ.
The Church isn't aligned with White identity or the West: some of you think it is, but it never was.
Christianity isn't partial to any particular people.
To excessively gloat over some stony cathedrals and clergymen?
At best, to countersignal LGBTQIA+.
In the West, people have placed all their unity, all their soul and identity, all their strength behind a 2,000 year old dead jew in rags on a stick as their spiritual guru.
Their purpose and meaning is tethered to it, has been so for thousands of years (as if the more years spent behind a dead jew in rags, the more meaningful and tied to our identity).
This is a sunken cost fallacy. All this energy could do so much more, but it is siphoned off to this ancient jew in rags messiah cult of personality.
If Christianity is wrong, just think how humiliating that is: having spent centuries upon centuries giving all the unity, all the glory, all the strength and devotion to a dead jew on a stick.
You sacrificed your ancestral religion and traditions and pretty much your everything for this.
