Some believe in "the universe" and pull faith from that

Thats cool

I just hear that agnostics pull faith from the mind

I guess so

I guess faith in the cause tbh

You kinda have to believe in it though, you get nothing out of pretending. It's about finding something that resonates with your soul. Christianity just never did anything for me, and one cannot simply force himself to believe in something even if they rationally recognized the benefit of a faith, because faith has nothing to do with rationality. But when I discovered Esoteric Hitlerism, that was something that spoke to me like nothing before.

The chance that our nations don't have to be shitholes in a century l

I have never been a metaphysical kinda guy

I see life as a struggle

That one needs to best

And what awaits us awaits us

All that really matters is the daily struggle

Faith in something. Anything. That is a good thing

Thats my point

"We, the Esoteric Hitlerists, have for a rule, the law of synchronicity, that means to work in two worlds, here and there, in the philosophical world and in the world of action. It cannot be a healthy thought without it being able to materialize in action. As Nietzsche said, 'For a tree to reach heaven with it's branches, first it must touch Hell with it's roots'." - Miguel Serrano

Question

For esoteric hitlerism

Shoot.

Do they believe in natural law (faith wise)?

Like the political application of natural law

Of course.

I thought so

I'd argue you can be EH and Christian.

Colton

Definitely

Or pagan of course

Esp ortho christianity

Of course pagan

@☦Colton of Yore☦ Have you read the Holy Book of Adolf Hitler?

Haha no but I approached a stranger and asked then if they had a moment to talk about our lord and savior Adolf Hitler

They ended up giving us weed

Ortho Christian is pretty similar to Pagan. Especially when it comes to things like morals and how one should act.

Lol @ the weed comment

@Kombat-Unit got a PDF brother?

@☦Colton of Yore☦ Short and of definite interest to those who dig christianity: http://www.mourningtheancient.com/holybook.pdf

Nice

Ooh! Thanks!

The entire thing is like +100 pages but I need to hit up my friend for the entire thing if you're curious, that's just a taste.

I had an interesting observation earlier.

Thanks kombat

It wasn't until about 80 years after Christ died that his church took off. It's been about 80 years since Hitler died.