>>21793 (OP) well Paganism is effectively dead and only done by hobbyists, "quirky" types, and the absolute dismally small amount of genuine believers. Christianity meanwhile still holds a large grip on the psyche of western humans, but, it has been curtailed by the rise of liberal governments/societies/thinking and tolerance of the general population to new ideas. I'd say more and more people are religious in name only and mainly live by their country's rules and their peoples' social standards.

>>21793 (OP) why not just get along?

The Globalist aka Jewish plans make total sense when you realize that their goals are simply to drag as many people to hell with them as possible.

>>21934 Way too hard to get along when your religions are so at odds with eachother. People can very easily get tribal over much smaller differences (see: different christian denominations), so imagine the amount of bloodshed that would occur once external threats are driven away and whatever temporary alliance that was created between christians and pagans to fight said threats fell apart.

>>21939 Jews != globalists, globalists != royal elites It's Babylonian demon cults, Baal. They invented the Abrahamic religions as servants. He simply adopted a new name, YHWH. It's more about preventing paradise from manifesting, by diverting humanity into a false awakening. A dead, soulless "eternal life", basically the merging of man with AI and machinery. An ironic fate considering these bodies are already capable of much more without any inorganic modifications.

>>21793 (OP) >Christianity and paganism None knows where it's roots run.

>>21793 (OP) Neither side have any reason to be friendly, but they both hate jews and liberals and what-not, so best to focus on dealing with those before fighting. These threads never go well, it's always just endless shit-flinging.

>>21793 (OP) >>21800 The thing most people, even other pagans need to understand about paganism is that it's not a traditional ideology with churches or an established doctrine. What we're doing is a reconstruction based on what we know of the beliefs of our pre-christian ancestors. It has to be esoteric, for people searching for something beyond Christianity. You're not "pagan" just because you've read the Eddas. At best the Eddas give you some context for the runes. This is how it was in the Third Reich too when the majority of Germans where Christian.

>>21793 (OP) I don't think neopaganism is real or worth taking seriously. There might be a tiny minority of legitimate people who actually believe Odin is real and prayer and sacrifice to him do something, but most are just edgy retards or literal feds. Their only use is to our enemies who amplify them to make sure the White conservative Christians that should be a nationalist party's natural base associate nationalism with unpleasant spergs who rabidly hate them. The same trick is done to associate any opposition to feminism with people like Elliot Rogers.