'indo'

indo means hindu

you just said indoism is not indo

hindi is indo-european

they are indo-aryans, aryan mixed with dravidian

just as europeans are europeans mixed with aryans (I1/2 and R1a/b)

modern hindus outright worship aryan gods still like ostara

(germanic easter goddess)

I do not think you know much about hinduism if you believe what you said

Dyaus Pita in hinduism is literally 'Deus' from Europe and what Germany is named after 'Deutschland'

mongols used to cook food by putting it under their saddle then the friction of riding cooked it

ganesha, vishnu, shiva, and the earth mother are the most popular hindu gods as far as I know

vishnu and shiva are of aryan origin

ganesha is based in part on aryan

the earth mother is indeed their local earth mother goddess

then why did vedic people worship shiva?

they even have nordic artwork of him

why does he have 'white person hair' ?

he looks r1b to me

how is odin not european?

r1a would be from eastern europe and the eurasian steppe, and would be the source of odin

he is

odin is the all-father, not sky father

odin is more similar to brahma in hinduism

I said similar

I do not believe odin was ever in india

yeah, due to the migration age and viking life style of migration, he is the god of migrating

germans continued to worship tiw as the head god on the continent in germany

hence being teutonic

the last king of the saxons did a ritual for tiw as the head god

yeah

tiw I read was the god of war, justice (law), the forest, and the people, hence the national leader god

odin makes more sense for migrators and vikings

I know, will and something else

Brahma is exactly the same with 3 heads

I forgot what ve translate to in english

I remember it being what they call a shrine

if I recall right it is senses and physical features?

yeah

so how is this not like hinduism?

if it line ups with brahma

and tiw lines up with dyaus

I would compare hinduism to heathenism like I would compare judaism to christianity

they have kings and rajs

also not all germanics had kingdoms, saxons had a republic where they only elected a king during war

yeah sounds like now

I just found your comparison odd

hinduism is by its nature an indo-european religion

christianity is semitic with an aryan undertone

then why is the bible in aramiac?

it is from palestine actually

it is still in palestine today

they are not extinct

they still use jesus' tomb as a church

the european forms, yeah

they are by their nature bastard religions

this makes the palestinians more pure christian

while european churches are mixed

they lack the european influence

I mean oriental Christianity to be clear

as far as I can tell they are a fully maintained Christian community since the original religion in Palestine

palestine was a roman province at the time of its creation

I do not follow, why did it spread from palestine to europe?

oh

no, rome converted nearly 400 years after it was created in palestine

so you are saying you believe the original one is gonenow

I would not know, I do not deeply study palestinian religion

so oriental christiantiy is just a splitoff of roman christianity?

I mean whenever it split

1054 or whatever

he stole one of sonic's rings

are you sure in palestine they do this?

altright then, I gues they are influenced by this

still I have no idea how this relates to odin

as compared to hinduism actually relating

I would compare Brahma to Odin

Brahma is the creator god

Brahma has 3 heads and is bearded

like odin and his two brothers

he does in one form actually

I cannot remember his multiheaded form right now, but he had four in it (Brahma can have four heads too)

Well it symbolises the 3 vedas, the 4th veda being added later

I am quite sure it predates Christianity by hundreds of years actually

I never dated all the heads to check

but the vedas do

I noticed buddhists have it as well such as bonten

I need to check something I can reference

Vishvamitra mentions the 3, 4, and 5 headed Brahma and is in the Rigveda

that was probably carjack

I can see them adopting Latin artwork, it makes sense

they stole Hermes for angles and cupid for cherub art

I mean they use them from greek mythology

I cannot tell cupid apart from the christian depictions based on old roman art

I notied Hermes is their version of an angel

as angel means 'winged messenger' in Iranian

they use the exact same art

but anyway, I am just supporting what you said about christians adopting greco-roman art style

like I said, it is essentially a bastard religion

early cathedrals essentially are roman temples from what I understand

I saw some in italy that were modified buildings