How do you know that? Many fascist movements have had both pagans and christians and been fine. That can be repeated.

not real christians maybe

bruh

this is

a fucking big bruh moment

just combine legionnaires with pagans

"iT wIlL wOrK"

I don't understand why I even kept arguing

ffs

@Deleted User Were there any pagans in BUF?

The PNF had an atheist wing, a pagan wing and a christian wing

@Deleted User I'm not sure.

From italy?

Yes Mussolini's party

PNF

Wtf

Didn't know about that

Julius Evola was a pagan. I think Balbo was a catholic and there were a lot of futurists who were atheists.

I know about Evola

A Fascist party that is dogmatic about a specific religion is unnecessarily alienating support. Even if you're dead set on killing infidels, you can ally with some to kill others.

Yall shits need to stop treating religion like its some political tool only its a matter of where you shall go after death for eternity and the the foundation societies are built on

So you're saying the foundation societies are built on shouldn't be used to found a new society? @SlapTrap

https://gyazo.com/0adf21c1cde87ea8730efc677ee08711

@Deleted User You do realize that christian moralism became general moralism in European societies right?

Orthodoxy is true Christianity

Change my mind

Why do you think it?

A multitude of reasons

Personal experience

Theological study

Historical study

Comparing to other faiths and denominations

I have those reasons too for my denomination.

Well that completely depends what your basis for Christianity is

And since it is a faith it has a very important section called subjective dimension

I can't change your mind to believe one kind of Christianity is more christian than another one because such thing depends on personal experiences and various other subjective variants

That is of course unless you have a specific, universally valid objective argument

Which I genuinely doubt because of what I said earlyier @𝔊𝔢𝔬𝔯𝔤𝔦𝔬𝔰

@Deleted User yes, but the difference between the two is in christian moralism, christianity is usually a core part which would alienate non-christians.

why do you care so much about non christians?

pagans don't even make 1%