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7/20/2025, 10:09:29 PM
>>510909748
>None of this makes sense. If paganism makes people strong and fierce and independent, there is simply no way that a supposedly meek and mild Christian could convince a pagan to become a Christian, certainly not by force. If not by force, what mechanisms were used to convert the pagans into Christians?
two things.
1) i think you overestimate christianity's popularity. theres a reason saint john chrysostom had to enforce an unhinged jewish globohomo policy of searching peoples homes announced. theres a difference between going to a church that monopolized socialization in your community for a solstice event in order to teach your children about the normies, as politicians will typically do, and actually believing a circumsized jewish rabbi is your god. pagans dont care if you want to worship a jew, you should just go do it in your own spiritual homeland, the middle east. or africa, where christianity is most popular. you had your shot here and youve brought nothing but ruin and hardship. if it were a default environment, without all the jewish monopolizations of everything from christians having completely unprovoked handed power to jews and proceeded to step on every single jewish landmine jews ever laid, we probably could have just coexisted. but its been 2000 years of this constant jew capitulating jew loving nonsense, and we do not want to hear it. we've heard it all before. our ancestors have heard it all before. its wrong. and we know with certainty, because we arent spiritually incapacitated thralls.
2) strong, fierce and independent spiritually, in our souls. we never pretended we wuz all vikings and shit hellbent on some unhinged form of jewish world conquest. we act in self-defense. we do not want to erase you, just move you, or us, free from your guaranteed subversion, physically. debating the merits, academically for example, thats another thing entirely. but you people need your own lands away from us, as jews and africans do.
>None of this makes sense. If paganism makes people strong and fierce and independent, there is simply no way that a supposedly meek and mild Christian could convince a pagan to become a Christian, certainly not by force. If not by force, what mechanisms were used to convert the pagans into Christians?
two things.
1) i think you overestimate christianity's popularity. theres a reason saint john chrysostom had to enforce an unhinged jewish globohomo policy of searching peoples homes announced. theres a difference between going to a church that monopolized socialization in your community for a solstice event in order to teach your children about the normies, as politicians will typically do, and actually believing a circumsized jewish rabbi is your god. pagans dont care if you want to worship a jew, you should just go do it in your own spiritual homeland, the middle east. or africa, where christianity is most popular. you had your shot here and youve brought nothing but ruin and hardship. if it were a default environment, without all the jewish monopolizations of everything from christians having completely unprovoked handed power to jews and proceeded to step on every single jewish landmine jews ever laid, we probably could have just coexisted. but its been 2000 years of this constant jew capitulating jew loving nonsense, and we do not want to hear it. we've heard it all before. our ancestors have heard it all before. its wrong. and we know with certainty, because we arent spiritually incapacitated thralls.
2) strong, fierce and independent spiritually, in our souls. we never pretended we wuz all vikings and shit hellbent on some unhinged form of jewish world conquest. we act in self-defense. we do not want to erase you, just move you, or us, free from your guaranteed subversion, physically. debating the merits, academically for example, thats another thing entirely. but you people need your own lands away from us, as jews and africans do.
7/20/2025, 10:09:29 PM
>>22964640
>None of this makes sense. If paganism makes people strong and fierce and independent, there is simply no way that a supposedly meek and mild Christian could convince a pagan to become a Christian, certainly not by force. If not by force, what mechanisms were used to convert the pagans into Christians?
two things.
1) i think you overestimate christianity's popularity. theres a reason saint john chrysostom had to enforce an unhinged jewish globohomo policy of searching peoples homes announced. theres a difference between going to a church that monopolized socialization in your community for a solstice event in order to teach your children about the normies, as politicians will typically do, and actually believing a circumsized jewish rabbi is your god. pagans dont care if you want to worship a jew, you should just go do it in your own spiritual homeland, the middle east. or africa, where christianity is most popular. you had your shot here and youve brought nothing but ruin and hardship. if it were a default environment, without all the jewish monopolizations of everything from christians having completely unprovoked handed power to jews and proceeded to step on every single jewish landmine jews ever laid, we probably could have just coexisted. but its been 2000 years of this constant jew capitulating jew loving nonsense, and we do not want to hear it. we've heard it all before. our ancestors have heard it all before. its wrong. and we know with certainty, because we arent spiritually incapacitated thralls.
2) strong, fierce and independent spiritually, in our souls. we never pretended we wuz all vikings and shit hellbent on some unhinged form of jewish world conquest. we act in self-defense. we do not want to erase you, just move you, or us, free from your guaranteed subversion, physically. debating the merits, academically for example, thats another thing entirely. but you people need your own lands away from us, as jews and africans do.
>None of this makes sense. If paganism makes people strong and fierce and independent, there is simply no way that a supposedly meek and mild Christian could convince a pagan to become a Christian, certainly not by force. If not by force, what mechanisms were used to convert the pagans into Christians?
two things.
1) i think you overestimate christianity's popularity. theres a reason saint john chrysostom had to enforce an unhinged jewish globohomo policy of searching peoples homes announced. theres a difference between going to a church that monopolized socialization in your community for a solstice event in order to teach your children about the normies, as politicians will typically do, and actually believing a circumsized jewish rabbi is your god. pagans dont care if you want to worship a jew, you should just go do it in your own spiritual homeland, the middle east. or africa, where christianity is most popular. you had your shot here and youve brought nothing but ruin and hardship. if it were a default environment, without all the jewish monopolizations of everything from christians having completely unprovoked handed power to jews and proceeded to step on every single jewish landmine jews ever laid, we probably could have just coexisted. but its been 2000 years of this constant jew capitulating jew loving nonsense, and we do not want to hear it. we've heard it all before. our ancestors have heard it all before. its wrong. and we know with certainty, because we arent spiritually incapacitated thralls.
2) strong, fierce and independent spiritually, in our souls. we never pretended we wuz all vikings and shit hellbent on some unhinged form of jewish world conquest. we act in self-defense. we do not want to erase you, just move you, or us, free from your guaranteed subversion, physically. debating the merits, academically for example, thats another thing entirely. but you people need your own lands away from us, as jews and africans do.
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