immortality is dalit

gil o teen you are typing sth for the last 20 minutes

@stankpüs#3835 don't need to go full single orthodox monotheism, just need to do something to prevent infighting. like, all share the same pantheon, all connected by blood, we can have different views but must no longer kill each other... only friendly competition. also i think more focus on a creator god of somekind that we can all tap into would make it more effective. from my small amount of research into paganism it seems like creation was just a random thing that happened and that the pantheon are separate from that.

are you writting a master thesis on growing organic tomatoes

yeah paganism is sort of a cosmogony

@The Enlightened Shepherd hah i need practice with statement confidence. especially since stopped drinking it's hard not to obsess and edit

i write with complete illiteracy here

and blame it on my crappy keyboard

yes i just have to plop it out and not think about it much but it's a challenge

or start drinking again

well paganist attitudes were generally this: we don't care what individuals believe, as long as they respect customs and sacred places/stuff.

That's amicable towards a community that isn't ripping itself apart

Paganism = We make sure that unwashed masses don't ruin everything they touch by providing them with formal requirements

Otherwise we don't care whether they come or go

yes but we need to compete with collectivist zealots

on a large scale

Lutheranism = If you teach a man to read, suddenly he will become versed in mysteries of the faith

i want to win not have some perfect libertarian utopia or nothing

just train your population in insurgent warfare and push out the fucking monotheists

when they come to your door

Assuming "thanks but no thanks" didn't work

you're not being realistic. we have to work within this jewish narrative whether we like it or not.

I don't know what you're on about

what you're talking about is only applicable to a tiny minority

win what

Against whom

christianity happened. it had a big influence on the west. have to work within that frame at least somewhat.

even if people aren't officially christians it still left a big mark on everyone

win = 14 words

I think you're going to see the hard atheists flock back to it but other people looking for renewed religiousity will probably not become Christian if for nothing else than the fact that they've longsince abandoned those values

i'm not that optimistic

yeah @Gil O'Teen

I respect that attitude

face it, the peak of the west was arguably a christian west

and the argument is mostly about LARPing

the christian west produced the greatest amount of great people

industrialization and modernity would not have been possible without that

that it cannibalizes itself is unfortunate, but not guaranteed

it's debatable how much christianity is responsible for our success, the argument that white people were good for christianity and not the other way around is just as valid. it doesn't matter though. i'm just trying to be pragmatic and think of what would be most effective. things can improve over time but we need speed right now.

it's probably already too late

but have to do something while we're here