*Because they were doing business in a church, treating it like a bank

If they were doing it outside he wouldn't have done shit besides shun them

Track the etymology of the name

It means Joshua in Hebrew.

Then track the etymology of jehovah

And yeah, Yehoshua is the Hebrew version of Jesus

https://biblehub.com/lexicon/mark/10-14.htm

The Lexicons have it as yehoshua and not Jesus

I meant track the name jesus itself

Feels kinda weird to agree with Lorax ngl

Jehovah is literally the Latin translation of Yahweh

One religion for thee and another for me

And you are speaking of how they pronounce it, Jesus came from Greek, in how it is pronounced, he never changed his name.

I may not know it all but I know more than enough to understand that it isn't a religion for those of European heritage

"iēsous" is the Greek version of Jesus

So ye

Because your ancestors were some kind of other pagan.

I'm not

Nordic paganism came directly from Germania

It's basically the same lmao

I'm Celto-Germanic

I hate the terminology of "Norse", "Celtic" "Greek" or "Roman" paganism, they were all as similar as different denominations of Christianity

Same gods, stories, everything

95% of modern pagans become Nordic Pagans, not those their ancestors would of been, like any kind of Mediterranean Pagan cultures, or Celtic pagan cultures.

All came from the original Allfather, Dyews Phter

Which was the proto-European religion

If I were to worship the Northern Gods then it would be like an Iranian worshipping the hindu gods

*From which pretty much literally every religion came from*

It's actually kind of strange because the Dyeus religion following proto-European peoples would also go on to create the first Abrahamic religions

So I suppose that is where Zoroastrianism cane from?

It's where everything came from, including Zoroastrianism, yes

I haven't found a single religion that I can't trace back to Dyeus

Even Japanese Shinto has origin similarities

I love how all the people with Celtic or Mediterranean, or Slavic, etc ancestry become Nordic pagans to "return to tradition" when in reality they hated your guts and fought your ancestors in endless wars.

Ah, right. Just realised you did say proto

But I'm not lmao

Everything from Shinto to Hinduism to the Egyptian book of the dead, and obviously all European paganism

Did I say you in that whole paragraph?

I don't know a single Nordic pagan that isn't Nordic

Err

hmm