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Aight /x/ this rant is gonna sound retarded as hell, but I need advice. Bout a year ago I started trying to self improve myself by reading, going to the gym, doing other "based" things in general. However i also realized that I should start becoming more spiritual and was poised between pursuing my parents religion of Catholicism or an ancient pagan faith. I decided to go with Christianity I guess as it probably seemed easier to pursue, and since my ancestors had been practicing it for generations why not, and paganism would be retarded to choose as I'm a castizo and true paganism is racial. So I pushed for my parents to get me confirmed, so I had to take some religion course at the church and read parts of the New Testament and wrote essays and such and that was about it. Even though i was never really liked religion as a child, I guess I was subconsciously predisposition to think "Christianity" was the truth. However I had several gripes with Christianity. I never liked the idea of heaven or hell, no one deserves to be punished or rewarded for all eternity, as eternity is forever, one victory should not guarantee eternal safety, and one failure should not guarantee eternal punishment with no chance at redemption. I never liked the idea of the Resurrection, as Christians had been waiting for 2,000 years and it never happened, and the idea that the world should be set in a way for all eternity after God's "victory" seems wrong. I continued doing my religion classes but than I read "Revolt Against The Modern World" by Evola, and realized I agreed with most, but not all of what he was saying. The cycle of ages concept (Which I know Hesiod created but Evola introduced me to) made much more sense than Creation and Judgement, seemed more natural, and was strangely more optimistic to me. If everything in nature, including energy, is recycled, why would the entire world, the forces guiding it, and the souls inhabiting it not undergo the same? Than I learned that Catholicism, was sternly anti-pantheistic, which makes no sense to me. God can be felt more than anywhere in nature, it seemed unnatural and wrong. Well i have to be confirmed on Saturday now and I really don't want to. i feel like I did not do enough research, on either side of the equation, but from what I understand, paganism is much more in line with my own thinking than Christianity. i also can not ignore the fact I would rather live in a non-Christian civilized country (like Japan), than a Christian uncivilized one (like Mexico), and the fact that the Pope is a globalist POS. I know Confirmation puts a mark on your soul, but I am wondering if I want this "mark"or not. Help me anons plz!