I've got some weird Churches in my area, so I don't know if it's the norm

yeah the ones you got there are trash

If one isn’t Christian, next best religion for a European or a member of the European diaspora is the ethnic faith of their ancestors. I’ve got nothing against them, religion is between yourself and your god(s).

Besides, European Christianity melded with pagan traditions in many respects on its path from its origins across Europe

I've never been able to wrap my head around paganism. To much of it is unknown I feel like. I enjoy learning about the old stories, but I just think too much has been destroyed for it to ever truly recover. Maybe some form of a reconstructed religion will exist in the future; I think some people are onto something but they're not there yet.

I don’t follow the old gods myself, but I understand the ethnic appeal. I agree that too much is missing to fully understand how our ancestors worshipped. All the records must have been wiped out bc muh heretics

I think that certain concepts exist in the minds of Europeans that influence our culture. Culture is downstream of DNA, but I think there's a little more that goes on in our minds. If you've ever read Carl Jung's Essay "Wotan" the essay covers some interesting ideas about the "Gods" or whatever being a part of us.

@Jordanus Piscator nice pfp

Demon Hunter is based and redpilled

I’ve not read his essay, but I’ll add it to the list of stuff to read. My list is growing faster than I can keep up.

Almost everything we know about paganism is from christians

It's kinda weird, but it's interesting. Jung basically says that Hitler was the living Avatar of Wotan and that he was possessed by something inside all of us.

Yes, I’ve read about the esoteric hitlerism theory. It actually goes all the way back to Vishnu and full on Aryan indo-European esotericism

@☦ Slouch ☦ most pagans get lots of stuff from Hinduism, since it comes from the Aryans who invaded India.

Hindu and pagan mythology are very different

@Sam Southern - TN It's weird stuff, but having it come from a guy like Carl Jung made me look into it.

European pagan mythology holds many of the same archetypes across the board

I.e. slavic, norse, and British paganism

Hinduism has gone down a different path for sure, but some of the old Vedas can give a little insight

They all have the same archetypes just different names

A lot of pantheons hold a similar cast of characters at the core

Dating back to the sumerians tbh

Very old image from my early AR days

Well for something like a fertility goddess that is a go to attribute to deify

The european pagans got more specific

Varg pointed out some interesting stuff with the "Bear Cult" that Neanderthals worshipped, where the tradition of removing the skull and thighbone from the grave of an ancestor was practiced by the Germans and Celts until Christianity came. There are Neanderthal Graves missing the skulls and thighbones.

Varg is also an atheist

In a sense yes

No like hes said he doesnt believe in God before

From a Christian perspective I guess

He even uses the sky daddy meme

You dont get more atheistic than saying "I dont believe in god"

No matter the perspective

And atheism is fucking retarded

Deism and theism are the only logical conclusions

That's a Christian way of seeing things I guess. I'll try to find a chart that explains some of this stuff

Its not a christian way

If you dont believe in a god, gods, or higher power you're an atheist

Evola is an atheist then. Cause he saw Gods and God as human creations

He was spiritual

There's a distinct difference there