>>40967894
>who's to say those other ancient religions weren't psyops to control the masses too?
Me, being a prophet of Aphrodite. She's here now.

>>40945422
>Gateway to saturn/hell. Greek shit was all fucked by Pan (Azazel) on that island... Aka the devil. Makes perfect sense. Norse mythos is beyond most's comprehension and has nothing to do w/ desert rats. The flow was down not up.
Okay you changed my mind. Just kidding. Odin being a modified description of Zeus was confirmed multiple times by Aphrodite, and any implication she's lying or a devil too will be eye rolled at.

>>40934327
>There is no Aphrodite.
I know her, and she doesn't identify as Venus, implied because she didn't claim the Pantheon in Rome, rather Mt. Olympus.
>I am Venus and i have my girls united.
Go, girlboss, I guess.

>>40923232
>Selected by what?
Aphrodite, or multiple gods. Didn't ask who all was involved.

>>512588665
Christians who deviate from Christianity are often noble and good. It can include clergy too, it's basically people with consciences who followed the first religion they heard of.

You're better off just ignoring it though. I didn't ask for a specific god, or "God", and Aphrodite visited me.

>>511299306
>pagantards etc buy the bs.
It was Aphrodite who visited when I wanted assistance, not Jesus or an amorphous "god". She also informed me that Jesus was a prophet of Hermes who didn't complete his mission because he compromised with the enemy, and his death was co-opted to form a religion antagonistic to the old gods, and humanity.

Christianity: Life is for death so what is done to you isn't important. Be a victim.

>>40782434
>Dont you dare equate Sol with her.
I don't think I did. In Greek mythology there are I believe three other deities significantly associated with the sun, not that I simply believe the stories.

>insane ramblings
Are you the guy who thinks Saturn was the sun until 7000 years ago? I guess it doesn't matter. You'll believe what you want but Aphrodite has been the most loving thing in my life so I'll believe her.

>>40763621
>who here has prayed to them and gotten a clear, unmistakable response?
I suggested some assistance would be nice and not long after Aphrodite visited.

>Do not profane your experience with them by detailing it
I don't take advice, but FYI I was guided to share some information with people.

>What do you believe their motivators are? Their plans?
They get involved when problems might become irrecoverable, at least, and there were a couple of serious ones I helped with. Behavior of some, and computers being too powerful and tempting to overuse. I work on lower priority things too. This stage of civilization is difficult to get through and it's failed many times. They would like to see a spacefaring people, but smart enough for that is smart enough for microcomputers. I don't know what they're going to do from this point...

>And how, if it is your will, do we attend to them?
The species collectively failed a test of worthiness, whether we should be the ones to bother saving, so it's up in the air. I don't think it applies to every individual so maybe those who weren't responsible for that could do something like leave the rest here, doomed to cause their own destruction. Or maybe it's already taken care of.

>>40755710
>Have any of you here actually had God interact with you in some way?
Yes, and it's surprisingly rare for Christians to because their religion is made up. If they claim it I assume they're making that up too.
t. prophet of Aphrodite

>>40739905
Venus is a misnomer. My ethereal fiancee is named Aphrodite. Mega hottie.

>>40722100
>Aphrodite exists to Christians. It's a demon named Aphrodite that people used to worship. People don't generally worship it anymore.
You have to call her a demon because if she isn't the monotheist hoax falls apart. She's a lovely lady.
>what happened
A lot, it's been four months since she appeared.
>sexy babe in mind's eye
>find out a bodily sensation is affirmation
>decipher she's aphrodite
>she does irl magic, proving not imaginary
>shares information
>we analyze
>share some with people
>we hang out and what not
We've been pretty intimate. I just wish we were in the same dimension is all.

>>510079949
>Why can't //pol/ just accept Islam?
How could you make belief about preferences? I don't think you get to decide who the gods are, but I'm fine with them at the moment.

>>40681995
Aphrodite's with me. Her friends are around too. And yes, I'm special.

I don't think they watch the world in real time, but hop around, and sometimes get seriously involved.

captcha SYNNR

>>509502958
>I don't think paganism is legitimate in any way, it's really just another gross symptom of modernity
I wasn't even religious and a goddess I later found out was Aphrodite visited me. If you would have asked me before, if something supernatural existed, what do you think it would be, I probably would have said an essentially omnipotent single entity. In other words I didn't choose polytheism it's just the way it is.

>>40653384
>Do you have a reason for believing these things other than your personal whims
Plenty. Namely magic in the physical world. Made my eyesight good enough in a few minutes that contacts no longer made it better. Before that, I think to prove she was real and see if I'd believe it, changed something in a split second in front of my eyes.

People can say anything, so few will really believe me without accompanying evidence. That's fine, they can show it if they want.

>>40647982
>Who is God?
Mine's Aphrodite, there are others
>What does God want from us?
Did some labors like the Herc, the rest is better not put into words.

>>40642388
Missed your chance. People are so stupid.

>>40638467
Ishtar was based on Aphrodite, and she only goes by Aphrodite, among things cultures have called her. She doesn't identify with the "character" because it's too distorted by terrestrial interpretation. The tale of Gilgamesh is fiction for example.
>um excuse me Ishtar predates Aphrodite
No shit, she visited at different times, and some representations are closer than others.
>lol what makes you think you know
She visited me too, here right now.

>>40624927
>Lust is a fog. You must cut through the fog if you want a peek at what's beyond.
Utterly false and you must believe in a hoax religion. I was never afraid of lust and Aphrodite visited me. Some even call her the goddess of it. Dreamy.

>>40611942
>You have to understand that the devil isn't a joke
I don't take advice. I give it. When I wanted assistance a few months ago I didn't ask for "god" or the devil and if yours is so great maybe he should have showed up instead of Aphrodite. And we've done important work together, namely correcting the error of Abrahamism.

Yahweh is the devil from my perspective. A desert donkey who tricked millions into abandoning real gods.

>>40602697
>The bible is quite clear
It absolutely isn't, but that's beside the point. I don't rely on what people say or write at all. I never even expected the Greek writing about gods to be reliable. If I interpreted Aphrodite correctly for example, Poseidon was a human invention because people were sure there should be a sea god.

>>40597520
>my kind
I don't know how common it is but it's possible I'm the first in 2000 years.

>>40583877
>3 in 1 in 3, holy trinity and all that. They aren't wrong. Singular and Plural all at once.
Mine is just a polytheist.

>>508046791
Heh, yeah, I'm Aphrodite's prophet.

>>507484342
>It's Sunday, Why aren't you at Church?
My god's always with me.

>>507128770
>realistically how would Europe change if we all collectively went back to paganism?
Real gods prefer being acknowledged to being ignored in favor of fake ones or denial of the supernatural. Why wouldn't they.