Pyrrhonism was a school of skepticism founded by Pyrrho in the fourth century BCE. It is best known through the surviving works of Sextus Empiricus, writing in the late second century or early third century CE.

Why did you think I believe in archetypes? Was I in a conversation about such? I have no memory of that.

No, thought you were Pagan. And since pretty much all of the heathens on this discord agree on the archetypes thing...

I guess I was wrong.

I'm thinking about going to this Episcopal church down the road from me. It's 100% white congregants and it's what I was baptised as

I went once and they talked about how they were running low on straight pastors.

Ouff

Yuck

^

Episcopal Churces are the ones where they have gay marriages overseen by tranny abortion advocate priests, right?

That's fucking disgusting

Yes, they are pretty damn liberal.

Jesus never mind

I'd rather kill myself than be talked to about salvation from some ass fucker

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So, we're talking 3000BC -2500BC here

@MKUltra

right in the Indus valley

Also, didn't they have contact with mesopotamia at the time?

MK went to bed, he has school tommorow.

what i'm wondering is why paganism? forget the whole "muh ancestors" meme and the Viking LARPing, set that aside. what is intrinsically valuable about any Paganistic religions?

Also, this is a priest form the so called 'Pre-Aryan-Invasion period'

he sure does look aryan

> *continues with autism*

ok

(he was found at Mohenjo Daro)

sorry, didn't read your messages

thats fine, if you @ him tommorow evening he should be good to carry it on.

my point is, >straight hair > big beard >straight nose >not aryan

@Belisarius mmh, some of Nietzsche's take on it can be a bit of an argument in favour of paganism
there's the whole ancestral wisdom thang
uh, there's some areas in which it is mutually reinforcing with nationalist sentiment...#

but, mostly, it's people who say no to christianity and just switch to paganism to default

it's easier for a Norwegian to go "Eh, I'm not going Christian, so I'll identify with the old Norwegian faith" than to go "Eh, I'm not going Christian, so I'll become a Zoroastrian"

Also, I saw a study the other day showing earlier evidence of Ind-European invasion

but muh slitty eyes

clearly 100% mongoloid

>didn't realize this was sarcasm

but why is paganism better or more valuable than christianity?

As I said, it's not so much that it has a pull of its own other than what I mentioned, it's just a default fallback for those who don't want to into Christianity, which may be for a whole load of different reasons.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bvlQHr590kY

Skinheads are shit