Please post humanitites related interesting articles, things you are learning at school, or other humanities discussion here!

One thing I've wondered is that if the AltRight ever needed to avoid using English or other language with a lot of POZzed speakers to avoid interruption, what language would we write things in? I was thinking maybe Latin 😁

Irish

^^

Was going to suggest German, but, you know

We have Irish studies in the Pagan server.

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Aye we have an Irish language section as well

I ain't pagan but Irish seems like a fun language to learn

Irish is like white people arabic

Yeah it sounds pretty strange

I can try doing some basic lessons here but I’m not quite sure how that would work

@Havamal is there Greco Roman aspects of your paganism server?

I lean closer to that than typical Germanic, Celtic, Norse etc

@Kingfish No, we are focused on Germanic, Celtic, and Slavic (Baltic in the future, if requested).

What is your heritage?

Italian and Greek @Havamal

I'm not sure if there is a server that covers those.

@Kingfish

Ah that’s alright!

There is quite a bit of literature mostly on the myths and legends of Roman/Greek paganism I have found very little on the actual practice of that form

Yeah I’m not looking to directly practice the state cult practices but more discuss the nature of their spirituality etc

I have a lot of literature on it

Mostly myths and what not

But if we don’t have a southern euro/med server I’d be more than happy to start one

The mythos is great centered heavily on honor myths = the saga of such a people

Absolutely

Just the works of Virgil and homer establish most of the core of who we are as a people

Seems like all native euro religions share much in common with each other despite being enemies at times

They absolutely do. However the Norse Germanic and Celtic are closer than the Greco Roman ones, which is interesting because those same differences were maintained once both Northern and Southern Europe converted