>>514052536
In my case:
Christcuck->Athiest/Nihilist->Daoism->Psychedelics->Daoist/christ-curious->natsoc->Pagan/Daoist

The gods are real at minimum in a metaphysical sense, there are dimensions beyond this physical reality, but the Monad/uncaused cause/unmoved mover is fundamentally unknowable which i believe is best explained by the Daoists. The Christian idea that this "God" is a personal God and knowable/tangible is childish. Therefore I pay homage to the old Gods which have names and represent tangible aspects of reality.

Materialism/atheism is the ultimate midwit take. If it wasnt for the jew aspects of christianity is would say christians are infinitely better than atheists (and they probably still are, average athiest/materialistic is more judaised than average christcuck)

>>513181273
When I hear a christian talking shit about their own ancestors and their native religions I simply forgive their ignorance and ask the Gods to forgive them because they know not what they do.

>>512562761
Almost nobody who cites that Neitzche quote has read The Antichrist or Genealogy of Morals.

you're somewhat correct about trying to replicate the historical pagan practices, but "paganism" is a super broad term. Some of the practices and concepts were actually documented well (mainly Roman/Greek), but I think this new wave of modern "Pagans" are for the most part simply re-connecting to their primal natures and genetic memory, discarding both the materialist/nihilist/athiest views pushed by the mainstream and the anemic christian ideals which have obviously been corrupted for a long time as you pointed out.

Personally, I believe god is unknowable, but humans need some way to think about the non-material realms, so might as well use the templates set up by our ancestors even if we don't have a complete picture of what they practiced. Genetic memory is underestimated, your spirit can "fill in the gaps" if you allow it.