Some are NS-lite, while others are just racist Republicans

Then there's the Pagans, half of which are LARPing to the max

@Ramen you interview is up

I saw

it's good

WE SHOULD BE BOTH

LOT OF GOOD CHRISTIANS

BUT PAGANISM FITS OUR SPIRIT BETTER

OVER TIME

THE TWO WILL MERGE AND THEN PAGANISM WILL BECOME THE DOMINANT INFLUENCE

https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/oct/6/christian-activists-booted-from-seattle-coffee-sho/

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WE KNOW THE ART RIGHT DOES NOT USE APPLE PRODUCTS

In a literal understanding of the Christian Bible, a Christian is meant to co-exist with other faiths, not to he a dominant monoreligious theocracy

So ideally, even Christians have no problem living in a European Pagan society

Prozak what are you talking about, paganism suits people like me, not people like you

I think the only real issue is how a country like America would understand paganism; which faith(s) would be practiced here?

The average person can most easily relate to Norse Paganism, because it appears in popular culture all the time, and because of those insulting marvel movies

But I think it would be really weird to see a Roman or a Spaniard practicing Norse Paganism

Paganism is just a world view. The notion of a pagan church is retarded

But traditionally, these were practiced religions, not just a worldview

Real pagans went out into the woods and hiked up the biggest mountain, carved a swastika into a tree and did mushrooms

It was called a thunderbolt back then, but yes

A church is a Christian notion

There were various pagan temples way before Christianity ever existed

The Egyptians had statues and temples for example

There are icons of Anubis, Ra, etc

The massive organized "church" of Christianity is not unlike the common faiths before it

True but no people living today believe in the literal existence of pagan gods

I am all for resurrecting paganism but good luck really doing it

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3203737/

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@spacetimed what's that map supposed to be

we should make a radical catholic band

with themes about the crusades n shieeeet

"Day of the Pope" will be the band name

Neo-paganism is quite interesting

Not to be confused with the new age crystal healing bs

Day of the *True* Pope

tfw not wearing my crystals in one of the 17 hidden locations

@AhAhAhAhStayin'Alive straight from Mossad bro

it's greater GREATER israel