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2019-11-02 05:30:32 UTC  

No, christianity is linear

2019-11-02 05:30:43 UTC  

Atheism under Christianity was almost eradicated.

2019-11-02 05:30:48 UTC  

most european paganism is a circle

2019-11-02 05:30:53 UTC  

And what is being propped up is definitely not being helped by the religion that provides a clear distinction between pacifism and cowardice

2019-11-02 05:31:06 UTC  

Not sure if that makes sense

2019-11-02 05:31:10 UTC  

Buddhism is pacifism, Christianity is Cowardice

2019-11-02 05:31:19 UTC  

But yeah odin hung on the tree and lived again

2019-11-02 05:31:32 UTC  

In paganism it’s good for rural agrarian societies. But not for big urban populations, which is why Christianity died in North Africa and failed to spread to Scandinavia early on.

2019-11-02 05:31:41 UTC  

Christianity is a urban religion.

2019-11-02 05:32:02 UTC  

Islam spread because of conquests, Christianity spread because of conquest

2019-11-02 05:32:05 UTC  

Neither are natural

2019-11-02 05:32:11 UTC  

Both are abhorrent

2019-11-02 05:32:49 UTC  

However, paganism didn’t die because of being inferior as a religion. It died because Christianity was a more enticing religion, it promised a singular way into heaven, a cleaner lifestyle and a similar code of morality. It was.. simpler.

2019-11-02 05:33:08 UTC  

Christianity didn’t murder all the pagans, the many converted willingly.

2019-11-02 05:33:23 UTC  

*Ignoring the fact that if Rome never existed, Christianity would've never taken off*

2019-11-02 05:33:33 UTC  

>willingly
"YOU CAN'T TRADE WITH PAGANS"

2019-11-02 05:33:39 UTC  

Thus the vikings began to raid

2019-11-02 05:33:41 UTC  

It was solely because of the powerbase that Rome gave Christianity

2019-11-02 05:34:15 UTC  

Many pagans converted willingly, because the saints talked and debated well, convincing many that Christianity was better.

2019-11-02 05:34:20 UTC  

Had Rome remained Pagan, you could easily say the same thing about paganism in parts of the world where it was not prevalent becoming prevalent

2019-11-02 05:34:21 UTC  

Saint Patrick was both good and bad.

2019-11-02 05:34:41 UTC  

Condemning ancient practices and rituals not even religious.

2019-11-02 05:34:46 UTC  

But debated very well.

2019-11-02 05:34:49 UTC  

Never forget that Rome was peak civnat

2019-11-02 05:34:54 UTC  

*Imperial Rome

2019-11-02 05:35:02 UTC  

Pillip the arab; emperor of rome

2019-11-02 05:35:15 UTC  

Also the outright and complete destruction of religion and the perversion of pagan beliefs by Christianity

2019-11-02 05:35:22 UTC  

Empire is death of blood

2019-11-02 05:35:26 UTC  

Fuck Rome

2019-11-02 05:35:36 UTC  

I don't know why anyone has a hard on for late Rome at least

2019-11-02 05:35:38 UTC  

Early rome was cool

2019-11-02 05:35:41 UTC  

Roman paganism was hardly ever practiced in majority of Rome’s population. For early Rome, their deity was either the King or Consul; they simply took the Hellenic faith and adopted it with minor alternations.

2019-11-02 05:35:49 UTC  

Even Caesars wife was atheist.

2019-11-02 05:35:54 UTC  

That's literally how all Religion came to be

2019-11-02 05:36:06 UTC  

🤔 no?

2019-11-02 05:36:09 UTC  

From localized other beliefs

2019-11-02 05:36:11 UTC  

yes, it did

2019-11-02 05:36:27 UTC  

Terraria is the best religion

2019-11-02 05:36:38 UTC  

You should study harder, going to Mesopotamia and the levant. Even earlier to Bronze Age religions.

2019-11-02 05:36:39 UTC  

All religion period, I have not found any exceptions, came from the indo-European Dyeus-Phter

2019-11-02 05:36:52 UTC  

I have studied this quite extensively