pre-christian aryans

>who is Wr. Alda

>what is Zoroastrianism

can you marvel larpers actually read your own fucking theology before shitting on christianity?

Is Zoroastrianism white? I know it’s a middle eastern thing but I know that Region was Hellenic

Yeah it's White

it's retarded, pretty sure it was just arab shit

Not Evropa White, but White

it doesn't matter if it was huwhyte or not, what matters is if it was true

either way I'm not talking about that religion

It was developed by Persians way before any Turkics and Mongoloids came

i brought up 2 examples of monotheistic pagan religions

that existed before christianity

i was referring to aryan polytheism

in europe

lol

you're a special kind of retard lmfao

i brought up Wr. Aldaism multiple times

He's a White male. Terrible thing, nowadays

it was the monotheistic religion of the ancient Frisians

Iirc the authenticity of that Frisian book is disputed

pagans confirmed for retards that don't know jack shit about Christianity and their own supposed religion

That cracker probably hasn't even read anything by Dr. Pierce lmao

That cracker probably hasn't read The Theocrat yet

Well no. A big aspect of paganism was ancestor worship. So in that area I’d say that it makes more sense to worship a pantheon of your ancestors.

yeah

but that came later after Wr. Aldaism degenerated into polytheism

Pierce is pretty cool. @Eustace I believe at one point he went off the rails though and created his own religion.

Somewhat.

you're thinking of Ben Klassen

Well, both in a way

and the Creativity movement

Klassen made that whole nihilist racil religion, Dr. Pierce had nothing good to say about it

But Dr. Pierce's thing didn't really have any given name other than Cosmotheism, which describes several unrelated beliefs

Iirc some Unitarian Universalists apply the term

>UU

NO!

NO NO NO NO NO!

I mean to say that Dr. Pierce didn't coin it, but several people use the term in their own ways

those heretics belong on a burning stake

Ah I see. I’ve seen in the past that he was somewhat associated with it. Must be misremembering. @Eustace