Paganism is hardly an issue. It's always been either decentralized, diffuse, or a minority. The last major pagan rule was arguably the Roman Empire

paganism reminds me of the 40k emperor

Scandinavian paganism has badass emblems

you can be pagans that worship the sun, they still act in accordance with how someone mighjt worship the emporer

so its chill

The cake wasn't about making the cake. The bakers refused to write what they wanted on it, saying they couldn't be forced to express that sentiment.

Still I think in the long run it’s better if civilization has a religion to keep it together

i think any of the title 9 laws or whatever it is that force people to accomodate people they dont like is stupid

especially now

I find it ironic, though, that pro-representation, pro-minority SJWs never lift a finger to help pagans like me, who genuinely have been a persecuted minority throughout history. Not a word in defense unless you're also Native American, and no push for better representation in pop culture. Not that I'm complaining. I'm taking up that cross myself but still ... hypocrisy is rampant and a contemptible trait.

if you reject black people from your service, prepare to be boycotted

Well are you European pagan?

I'm an astrotheologist

I've studied religions comparatively and find that the parts where they overlap tend to be true, with the rest being regional commentary or flavor

you worship planet space jesus

not really

SPACE

JESUS

come on

sounds cool

Well anyway, they tend to argue that Europeans were Africans back in the day so that’s how they would twist it

i get what you mean though im similar

That shit with cheddar man is a example

'god' is 'nature' and the rules are about living in the best accordance with nature to make things better

its 'spirit' based

They gave him the darkest skin tone that’s possible, so there was more possible skin tones and claims he was African

https://www.thecollegefix.com/public-university-tells-professors-not-to-grade-based-on-merit/

I think Futurama had the best take on God being a holistic consciousness of the entire universe that doesn't give a shit about human beings

correct

> Public university tells professors not to grade based on merit

the universe is built on a few rules, and some things happen as consequence of those rules, coincideing with other things too

@Snake Look up Michael Tsarion's "The Irish Origins of Civilization" as a counter theory

the thing with 'God' is that its a quick easy representation

whether its true or not isnt relevent

Sure why not

So you’re a Celtic pagan?

Not bad

id prefer to look at 'god' with lower case and interchange it with Nature essentially

Also the book "Sapiens" has an interesting theory on divergent human evolution. That the different races actually originate from different subspecies

but das racis