Thread 520514293

I can see how you'd view Christianity as judaic.
How am I supposed to learn about paganism?
There's not exactly a book like there is with the bible.
Where does my ancestry and history fit into this? How do I learn more?

>>520514293 (OP)
Do not fall for glownigger divide & conquer tactics.

Christianity is the definition of "right wing" political ideology:
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Left%E2%80%93right_political_spectrum#Origins_in_the_French_Revolution

Christianity has always been a racist religion:
>"Oh, race of Franks, race from across the mountains, race chosen and beloved [...]"
>"the kingdom of the Persians, an accursed race, a race utterly alienated from God [...]"
- https://www2.cbn.com/article/church/pope-urban-iis-speech-calling-first-crusade

The racist and anti-semitic Confederates have always been Christian.
The National Socialists used the Celtic cross and gave out iron cross medals for bravery. The white term for "swastika" is hakenkreuz, meaning hooked cross.
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakenkreuzbanner

Here's a growing list of Christian political commentators who are racist and anti-semitic:
- https://rentry.org/Deus_Vult
Feel free to reply to this post with others.

Educate boomers irl. If you don't preach to them, the anti-Christian kikes will:
- https://news.antiwar.com/2025/10/06/israel-to-spend-up-to-4-1-million-in-propaganda-campaign-targeting-american-christians/
israeli nationalism ("zionism") is a heresy:
- https://youtu.be/GKlT-hhZXoM&t=658s
- https://youtu.be/odNoExd8a5U
- https://youtu.be/rp92-3aBL-A
The "holocaust" (burnt offering) is a lie made up by kikes, both soviet and freemason:
- https://rumble.com/c/ScriptureandTraditionFrJM/videos
Boycott israeli products:
- https://bdsmovement.net

Common glownigger talking points:
>"jesus is a kike"
The word "kike" comes from "kikel", which means circle. The kikes hate the cross so much, they would sign documents with a circle, hence the nickname.
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plus_and_minus_signs#Alternative_plus_sign
>"off topic"
Reminder the pope is the monarch of a country. In fact in many white nations there is no separation between church and state.

bump

Judaism and it's offshoot were "religions of the book". Paganism didn't have this bookishness. There are Pagan works, like the works of Homer, but none claimed "all you need is between these covers". There's a lot of approaches, but I recommend starting with Luc Ferry's "Wisdom of the Myths". But I'm biased towards Greek Paganism since my favorite philosophers were Greek or Greek-influenced

>>520514293 (OP)
Many e-celebs talk about this subject all the time

>>520517193
In the past, it was said that poets were born with magical powers because poetry functioned as a form of “enchantment” that influenced others. Therefore, although it was certainly not claimed that this book contained the whole truth, there was a difference between the works of poets considered to be inspired by the gods (Homer, Hesiod) and those of, for example, a satirist. Homer's works were considered authoritative in a certain sense, the practice of rituals.
There are also other religions, my favorite of all being Vedism, where there is an association that divides texts between those that are divine revelations, such as the Vedas, and later ones that are called “that which is remembered.”
Of course, if we are talking about Homeric or Vedic religion, we are not even talking about polytheism strictly speaking, but rather a form of complex animism.

>>520514293 (OP)
You don't have to embrace paganism, realizing that Christianity is a universalist religion without European roots is a good start.

Now, just embrace your blood, white people are too smart to believe in religious fairytales anyways, the blood of your ancestors run through you should be enough to believe in.

>>520514293 (OP)
Chances are you're already practicing paganism.

>>520517641
interesting, I'm definitely looking back at the stories with a modern, secular lens so I should do more research on the original pagan theology. But I'm curious, why is Vedism is your favorite?

>>520518163
ha I always wondered why church wasn't held on the sabbath

>>520514293 (OP)
Almost every so-called pagan book, and let's be real a lot of the religions themselves, were created by Christian missionaries as a compassionate way of giving culture and recorded history to peoples they came across in their travels.

>>520514293 (OP)
Paganism is satanic as is Judaism. Be Christian

>>520518771
>judaism is satanic
>worship a jew instead

DROP the cringe paganism, gnoosticism, and suffism. All of that stuff is BULLSHIT. Judaism is the one true religion. Thw one true God of Israel

>>520514293 (OP)
You can't directly. Most didn't keep records of their beliefs, culture, practices, values etc. Any records are made by romans or Christians and are generally disparaging. Ontop of this our understanding of pagan culture has been skewed by fantasists and LARPers for hundreds of years.

You can't just choose to believe in things that you happen to like the idea of

>>520514381
you are the dumbest fucking bot on this site by far

>>520518518
If paganism had no “authoritative” element, there would be no cases such as Socrates being sentenced to death for heresy and atheism. Clearly, the orthopractical component was very important, but it was not the only one. You also have to understand that concepts such as “faith” are not important because... you cannot doubt what you see.
Vedism
>in the archaic Proto-Indo-European language, there was no formal masculine/feminine gender system, but instead a distinction between animate and inanimate. This binary classification reflected a worldview where certain entities—particularly divine or natural forces—were perceived as active, sentient, or divine, while others were passive or material.
>A key example is the dual terms for "fire":
>h1n̥gʷnis: the animate, divine fire, personified as a deity (e.g., Vedic Agni, Latin ignis), seen as a living, active force.
>péh2wr: the inanimate, physical fire, referring to fire as a substance (e.g., Greek pyr, English fire).
>The PIE substratum was animistic—natural forces like fire, storm, water, and earth were seen as living, sentient beings.
>This is reflected in Vedic religion:
>Agni (from PIE h1n̥gʷnis) is not just fire but a deified, conscious entity, the divine priest who carries sacrifices to the gods.
>Indra embodies the storm as a powerful, willful warrior.
It is my favorite because it is not an abstract religion; there is no room for illogical assumptions such as that something can exist without having the three minimum requirements for existence (form, shape, and location). Furthermore, a religion in which the elements of the natural world are divine in their own right (and not because something governs them, as in polytheism or monotheism) is a religion that affirms life... Holonic animism, like different cells of a larger organism, the elements of the world are part of a larger world, the plurality that gives rise to unity, not the unity that gives rise to plurality (Abrahamism).

>>520519051
More than 80 years of archaeology and Israel still cannot discover mount Sinai, and the Exodus cannot be more discredited as a myth.
>The entire exodus and the prophets are fake. The constant references to peoples and nations that did not exist at that time, the total absence of names such as Moses until the Maccabean revolt, the impossibility of the exodus (Canaan was originally Egyptian territory, making a flight to Egypt absurd), and, of course, the succession of unfulfilled prophecies in the Torah (not even the New Testament... literal prophecies of the Torah that are false).
>Both Jeremiah and Ezekiel predicted the arrival of the Messiah between 40 and 70 years ago, and it never happened. Judaism = falsehood.
>Daniel claimed that Yahweh revealed to him that the Messianic era would begin 70 years from his time (Ezekiel says 40) and that Jerusalem would never be conquered... All lies, first Ptolemy, then Pompey, the same kind of mental gymnastics that keeps Christianity alive and used by Paul is used by Judaism, fake prophecies reinterpreted over and over again when they are not fulfilled.
>And in Daniel's failed prophecy, he states that the written law will no longer be necessary because God will inscribe the law in the hearts of his people. The prophecy is reinterpreted and the cycle continues. Daniel said 70 years, it did not happen. One of the most curious things is that Daniel justifies himself by saying that Yahweh lies, and that when a prophet speaks but the prophecy is not fulfilled, it is because Yahweh has lied.
>Furthermore, no Jewish messianic prophecy can be fulfilled... because they never received messianic prophecies; it is something they borrowed from the Mazdeist religion.