But indians respect cows as the cattle of gods

Just as egyptians thought cats were the guardian of the gods

I mean maybe they had a point amirite

It makes sense considering that the cat self-domesticated itself

As man begin to stockpile grain, rats became a problem.

Cats that didn't hurt humans were rewarded in the genetic lottery

Cats eat rats, human keep cat

Dogs however had to be domesticated by man

Man cant use dogs to hunt rats as easy as cats do

Man must teach dog

That didn’t answer my question

Is a Luciferian considered a pagan, if they do not worship, but they respect Lucifer and do not respect god. If it’s just respect, is it a pagan?

@Techpriest

Wht the fuck

Paganism is just a belief contrary to the status quo

Romans saw other barbarians as pagans

Because they did not worship the Roman pantheons

But now look in modern times

We wouldve said the Romans were pagans

Religion is a societal construct <:XD:565577362951897088>

"Banned Books" - Should parents or other adults be able to ban books from schools and libraries?

No books should be banned

Based

Banned in school?

Im all for it. Public librarys are different though

school librarians should be able to not allow whatever books they want

even if its American Chillers

no

banning a book from a school is retarded

Okay define banning a book

Making a student unable to handle it on the premises?

By that definition then no

they should not be banned

Im more meaning the school shouldnt be required to put certain books on the shelves

Tbh, I'm pretty sure that your averade Year 6 (5th Grader) won't be keen to get their hands on Mein Kampf

I mean, unless you're like me and got Mein Kampf in like Year 8 (7th Grade)

It was a funny book

Funny?

I mean one second he says something intelligent, the next, it's a rant about how the Jews are all evil

It's funny to see the sudden changes

Thats the hitler incel cope