>>513553169
interesting. Im just curious whether this was originally a latin or greek invention, or from somewhere else. I know the 7 day week system is a babylonian or sumerian invention according to historians but im not sure who started naming the days after gods originally

the loonie council will not tolerate these anti-moonie lies

>>512799652
>romans didnt have algebra or calculus
lmao, stopped reading there. only college 'educated' retards actually believe that one. and are you trying to take christian credit for 'algebra'? i thought that was arabic, according to the same professors you trust
the very word science is pagan, deriving from sciere. related to the words sorcery and scryer actually. when the bible says all sorcerers will burn in hell, it really means all scientists. science existed as a pagan tradition long before your christian ones, under names like alchemy and astrology. without these fundamental perceptions of the natural world, which all pagan philosophy is based upon, you would have nothing in the realm of science, just a bunch of jewish rabbis hooting and cheering over the burnt ashes of grimoires and textbooks. the first recorded example of the scientific process of examination, hypothesis, testing and all that came from the picatrix, an occult grimoire from spain

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>>508379424
yeah varg has some pretty cringe takes on paganism. the AFA is doing actual research and rituals, varg is funny as a meme but his 'research' and ideology is trash. I bought one of his books many years ago and it said valhalla was just a concept in your head and the gods are just psychological archetypes, stopped reading past that frankly. of course its silly to think that the Gods are merely physical beings who look like viking dudes, but its even more silly to think that they done exist at all and are merely constructs or concepts. might as well be atheist with a mere scholarly interest in norse mythology