And all of that culture comes from pre-Christian Europe or some iteration
We still kept our cultures 🤔
Christianity adds nothing to Europe
It does?
And lost an important aspect of it
I can respect any beliefs save for the Abrahamic ones
European paganism is ironically all the same. They arrive at the precise same conclusions of deities, and their roles as deities.
The only key differences are in how to worship.
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They are all extremely similar and that's a great thing because it points to a similar point of origin for their beliefs
You can find similarities between literally *every* religion on the planet if you go back far enough
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@Deleted User You mean the different European forms of paganism are all the same, or that they are the same as Christianity?
Not sure which you mean
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understandable
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Even Christianity is the same, except without a pantheon of deities, only one deity exists. And he fills a role of a Jupiter, Zeus or Taranis.
The all-father, creator and ruler of all.
That's...
strange
calling the Christian god an Allfather
He is precisely that.
The all father, the only deity and creator of everything.
I guess in the new testament he *kind* of takes a roll similar to an allfather
err
An Allfather isn't exactly
that
Zeus was an Allfather
He was not the creator
And every European culture is intact. With their languages, customs and traditions. Only key thing missing is the epic fables and mythological creatures for children and storytellers. But they still exist then and now, only with different stories.
European culture is in shambles in the modern age
Yes, we don’t have illaids or sieges of Troy, no homer or Socrates, but atheism then was more rampant.
No, christianity is linear
Atheism under Christianity was almost eradicated.
most european paganism is a circle
And what is being propped up is definitely not being helped by the religion that provides a clear distinction between pacifism and cowardice
Not sure if that makes sense
