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Non-Christian "Good People" Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 06:13:53 a60c35 No.746987

Can someone, assuming a non-Christian, be a "good person" if they reenact Pagan rituals for heritage reasons but are otherwise beneficial to the world?

Sorry for minimal OP. Feel sick to my stomach.

Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 06:43:15 06f5a1 No.746989

Yes, but only despise enacting in Pagan rituals.

What do you want to learn form this question though?

Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 06:49:24 a60c35 No.746991

>>746989

Whether I can stop emotionally torturing my codependent best friend who has spent the past 5 years developing an emotional dependency on my approval, only to pick up Paganism as a hobby to better connect with their roots and discover that we look down pretty hard on divination.

Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 07:23:10 06f5a1 No.746998

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>>746991

>Emotionally dependency on your approval

Bad idea overall, you should get on that.

Anyways Paganism in 2018 doesn't look to good for me.

Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 07:30:33 a60c35 No.747000

>>746998

We're both complete wrecks that help hold the other up.

They don't even believe in Paganism. They're atheist. They just want something to connect themselves to their European heritage, and like the aesthetic.

Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 07:36:23 d7a5b9 No.747001

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>>747000 (checked)

>they are fedoras that enjoy the pagan Aesthetics

>tfw they are literal LARPagans

Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 07:37:30 a60c35 No.747002

>>747001

I appreciate the irony, but I'm trying to keep my best friend from self-destructing here.

Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 09:35:32 073757 No.747022

>>747002

It appears to be more of an exercise than anything else - but I would be more concerned that it provides them nothing. He sounds like he is seeking meaning in his life from his blood. It's hollow, and given his emotional state, he will eventually realize the hollowness of his actions and may feel more depressed than he is now.

Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 12:23:51 e9b97d No.747064

>>747000

>They just want something to connect themselves to their European heritage, and like the aesthetic.

Really shouldn't be a problem for Europeans as Christians. There's like ~1000 years of history to pick from. For north euro types, there's the varangian guard?, the normans, crusader factions, teutonic knights etc

Problem is pagans want to reduce everything to 'my tribe vs the world' and end up disconnected from everything and everyone.

Christanon 12/26/18 (Wed) 12:39:32 ec8f5f No.747065

>>747000

>They don't even believe in Paganism. They're atheist. They just want something to connect themselves to their European heritage, and like the aesthetic.

Nothing wrong with that.

This board continously pounces on clearly nonchristian works that have Christian elements in them because the creator likes it.