31a2e9 No.827162
Collect infographics and discuss the neopagan phenomenon itt
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808e67 No.827165
>>827162
The interesting thing about pagans is their proclivity to attack Christianity as "s—kin" based and/or a kike religion. They like to think of themselves as embracing pagan beliefs as being more true their heritage and not a "foreign" influence.
But their beliefs largely streamed from the Sumerian (and later, Hittite) world. Their own beliefs are "foreign" as well. The difference with Christianity and Judaism is that Abraham was a Sumerian himself, and broke off, creating his own breakaway civilization. He didn't build upon the gods of the old Sumerian world, but purposely exiled himself from it.
The only thing I find somewhat positive about the Norse though is that they didn't paint Loki in a very positive light. He's neutral at best, but hardly positive. That's different than the Trickster figure in Sumer or Prometheus in Greek. The trickster tradition tends to hail him as a defender of humanity, who gave them power or intelligence (like Promotheus gifting humans with fire.. or the "Serpent" in the Sumerian garden "freeing" mankind). For some reason, the Norse were wise enough to not do this. While the Bible calls him out for what he is: The false "Lightbringer" (i.e. Lucifer). The supposed "gift" he granted to man was man's own ego, and it's only brought sin into the world.
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c88c0e No.827177
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808e67 No.827179
>>827177
"Asatru Foundation"= 4473 members
I'm not sure they're worth much time.
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d2d3ac No.827191
>>827179
>4473 members
Biggest pagan sect I've ever heard of. Euro-Paganism as a whole is very very small. And the majority of them are not conservative by any stretch of the imagination, so they're likely to not survive for too long.
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2fc39f No.827194
>>827162
What is there to talk about?
Modern pagans are either syncretic new age faggots that shove all kinds of 60's hippie bulls— onto a poor understanding of historical paganism, or syncretic far-right faggots that shove all kinds of modernist nonsense like naturalism or 19th century racialism onto a poor understanding of paganism.
The only ones that do it properly are groups like the theodists, but they are so incredibly obscure they don't count.
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808e67 No.827208
>>827194
I equally despise syncretic hippy types and far right naturalists too. Nice to see others threading the needle here. It's a problem on both ends of the spectrum.
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9725bc No.827275
>>827162
Its a larp, it's last real vestige is Hinduism.
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b17c66 No.827278
>>827162
>the neopagan phenomenon
A trend in Western culture that has emerged due to man's inevitable longing for spirituality. When you consider how dumbed down society has become via political correctness and other forms of social programming, it's only natural that Logos would be rejected by most in favor of a caveman-tier religion.
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73a4db No.827286
When you start digging into pagan mythology it gets pretty gay real fast.
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808e67 No.827287
>>827286
There's somewhat of an inherent faggotry in Greece's view of women as well. Going back to the origins of the "first woman", in Pandora. At first glance, you notice that there are parallels with Eve (just as Trickster myths often share parallels with the Serpent, as mentioned earlier), but she's far more castigated than Eve. Pandora's box unleashed all of the evils of the world, and she gets sole blame for it.
>From her is the race of women and female kind:
of her is the deadly race and tribe of women who
live amongst mortal men to their great trouble,
no helpmates in hateful poverty, but only in wealth. - Hesiod
The Bible rightly tells us that both Adam and Eve alike are responsible (and ultimately, the Serpent gets the most severe curse.. while God still loves Adam and Eve). The Christian view is not inherently repulsed by females (nor feminist either) - although there are many faggots in the West who reinterpret Eve as Pandora now. You hear it all of the time, where Westerners borrow Christian symbolism and blame Eve for all sin. But they're actually preaching Greek faggotry. Not scripture.
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789afd No.827321
>>827275
And honestly must modern Hinduism is pretty much monotheism in disguise, thanks to their interaction with Buddhism(which made the monist/henotheist schools of thought most popular sect as a reaction because the more purer polytheistic vedic hinduism couldn't answer the criticisms by Buddhists and other nastiks) , Islam and later Christianity. Perhaps the only true pagan religion is shintoism but Japan is probably the most atheistic country now.
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808e67 No.827329
>>827321
>Perhaps the only true pagan religion is shintoism but Japan is probably the most atheistic country now.
Sadly, Japan once had two decently sized Christian populations:
Hiroshima and Nagasaki
https://www.tsunagujapan.com/nagasaki-the-catholic-rome-of-japan/
So we can partly thank the US for the weak population of Christians in Japan (of course, Japan persecuted the church before, but by the 20th century, things were improving).
I sometimes wonder if those cities were targeted for that and had little to do with any strategic importance. I think the Emperor of Japan must've realized what kind of sick bastards he was dealing with. Not just for the nukes, but for the specific targets. The United States showed that they even care about Christians there.
This is all just conspiracy, of course, but just my two cents. I don't really agree with you that there are less pagan nations. I think the ruling classes are still involved in it and don't care anything about the Church. The US wears the guise of a "Christian nation", but it's always been run by people with suspiciously pagan beliefs (Freemasons). Ultimately, Freemasons (and in Europe, the Rosicrucians) would consider themselves to simply be Hermeticists. Worshippers of the "god of knowledge" (although Hermes/Mercury are also called Tricksters.. not just a god of knowledge). And yet again, Sumer creeps up too. Hermes can ultimately be linked to Ningishzida. Another reptilian/serpent god, but for some reason, he's not THE reptilian/serpent god Enki. He's the son of Enki. Either way, Ningishzida and Hermes somehow share the same entwined snake symbolism - the Caduceus. That much was kept, despite the great divide of region and time between Greece and Sumer. And the US still uses the caduceus (as a medical symbol in the Army, for some reason).
Sorry for being a bit all over the place. I mostly wanted to mention Nagasaki.
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73a4db No.827363
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808e67 No.827364
>>827363
>>Sadly, Japan once had two decently sized Christian populations
>You can thank (((Henry Morgenthau Jr))) and his Freemason buddy FDR for that.
>https://richmondunlimited.wordpress.com/2012/03/20/ww-2-the-only-two-christian-cities-in-japan-bombed-with-atomic-bombs/
I'm the original anon who you were replying to (had to reset some things on my computer). Even though I brought that up, I didn't know the details or the US generals misgivings. I think I'm going to be sick :(
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2b9c66 No.827392
They claim they want to be a neo-pagan because, "It connects me to my ancestors." even though almost every recording we have of paganisic mythology was recorded by Christians. Never mind the fact, that they refuse Christianity, the religion that their last 500 generations of ancestors followed.
Neo-Paganism is exclusively for atheists that want spirituality in their lives, but don't want to subject themselves to a moral code.
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31a2e9 No.832672
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acd926 No.832688
>>827162
>Euro Paganism Discussion
You mean babylonian false religion. All false religion comes from babylon.
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9f0b09 No.832748
>>832672
Pretty much. None of them pray, not even read the sagas.
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73a4db No.832887
Expect a new wave of 'come home white man' s—posts once pic related is released.
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384766 No.832892
>>832672
Varg is a degenerate jew who s—s on his field and goes grocery shopping in the town where he cought the 'Rona. He supposedly spent two years homesteading but didn't have any crops the last couple of years. Really activates your almonds.
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606f13 No.833220
>>827165
Mind sending some links of paganism not originating from Europe?
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c8f866 No.833241
<the Christianity is foreign meme
To me Christianity looks like a Greek counter-culture. Socrates much like Jesus was unjustly sentenced to death by corrupt polito-religious leaders in front of a large crowd by means of a tree related death just for spreading ideas. The Greek gods frequently raped human women and the Christian God destroyed their offspring in a massive flood and is extremely against miscegenation and fornication. Socrates refused to worship the gods of the state and Christianity also disallows worshiping other gods. It's Greek all the way down and somewhere in John the pharisees go into a panic over the possibility Jesus might preach to the Greeks. The Romans tried to larp as Greeks and nowadays everyone's trying to larp as Rome. Maybe the Greeks were once Israelites but it has to back even further than Israel. Maybe Sumer's the beginning of it all but who knows.
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820563 No.833249
>>833241
Christianity is definitely not greek in origin
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99eb68 No.833254
>>827321
every pagan culture around the world has monotheistic and henotheistic tendencies, including ancient european ones
I would say that thanks to the colonial era of the christians, the concept of God is freely available to all people around the world
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4295b5 No.833262
They're insincere in their beliefs.
On the one hand are fedora larpers who noticed that atheistic society is weak and dying and now they think to ape the strength of the religious by pretending to have faith, which in their world view is the same what everyone else is doing. This group generally have noticed that there's something going on with the jews and Western suicide and want to remove Christianity because they misunderstand the relationship between the two and also because Dawkins et al. taught them to hate the Lord. On the other hand there are the subversives, who hope to weaken us with propaganda which nobody buys anyway.
These two groups stroke each other's egos and both think they're moving towards their goal. Both are too stupid to see that since nobody believes in their demon-gods any more than they themselves do and nobody is going to start believing over their silly meme formats, and because their strategy cannot do anything without the plebs starting to believe in it, they are wasting their time.
A somewhat related article you might enjoy:
http://orthochristian.com/79792.html
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2fc39f No.833273
>>833262
>On the one hand are fedora larpers who noticed that atheistic society is weak and dying and now they think to ape the strength of the religious by pretending to have faith, which in their world view is the same what everyone else is doing. This group generally have noticed that there's something going on with the jews and Western suicide and want to remove Christianity because they misunderstand the relationship between the two and also because Dawkins et al. taught them to hate the Lord. On the other hand there are the subversives, who hope to weaken us with propaganda which nobody buys anyway.
Nah, it's either syncretic new age and occultist faggots that add progressive, environmentalist and eastern bulls— to the mix, or syncretic materialistic /pol/tards that
add 19th century concepts like naturalism, victorian racialism, or pan-europenism, and turn it into "muh nature", "muh gods are symbolism" or "muh white brotherhood".
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15ebc9 No.836407
>>833241
You forgot to namefag as Ex Brother
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