Questions For Pagans

Do you guys believe in old Pagan creation narratives? How much of modern science do you recognize?

If you have ancestors from many different parts of Europe, how do you decide what pantheon to believe in?

In ancient times, it was common for people to believe in the existence of many gods, but only worship one of them. Does anyone still do this?

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>Do you guys believe in old Pagan creation narratives?

Who needs the old ones? We can just use modern speculations instead such as the Big Bang theory. It's al the same nihilistic and circuitous crap at the end of the day.

Notice none of the larpagans are responding???

No one is really pagan.

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Jay Dyer lays out in one hour lecture why every worldview except for Christianity is intrinsically circuitous, speculative and even anti-human.

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This, Atheism replaced Paganism for most intents and purposes.

How do you justify orgies and human sacrifice and all that shit?

>By subscribing to a Godless view of the universe, YOLO.

Neopagans are just atheists and materialists who like to LARP as religious people. Don’t take them seriously.

>Do you guys believe in old Pagan creation narratives?
Fun to think about, difficult to believe.
>How much of modern science do you recognize?
Most if not everything; just not (((modern))) science.
I'm pretty moderate on the whole christian vs pagan debate.
I recognize that both have had a hand in creating European civilization,
but I simply choose paganism because because it is more closely connected with
the origin of my people.

>Do you guys believe in old Pagan creation narratives?

Pagan creation narratives are inherently metaphorical. Paganism lacks the kind of literalism that defines Semitic belief systems.

What you call paganism is, in practical terms, no more than the respect of nature and the natural laws, foremost among which are racial realism, racial identity and the desire for the preservation of European blood and cultureal heritage - and before any of our Neo-Jewish friends start screeching about Europe's Christian heritage, let me remind you that Europe's history did not begin with Charlemagne.

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If interested, here some collection on info on christianity. Also reminder that pagan myths widely confirm the bible