Why is he pagan? "Muh native European religion" and it fucking sucks...

Why is he pagan? "Muh native European religion" and it fucking sucks, especially when his version is some placenta worship. This guy has nothing to offer that Christianity doesn't do much better, there is a reason why pagans converted, even they knew it was soulless trash.

So he can sell his shitty music to fellow LARPers

I like some of his music, but politically and historically he is uninformed at best, a shill at worst.

>"Muh native European religion" and it fucking sucks
That's right goy, native European spirituality fucking sucks. Immigrant religions are okay, they improve our culture :^)
>This guy has nothing to offer that Christianity doesn't do much better
Elaborate
>there is a reason why pagans converted
Yes, a combination of economic reasons, social pressure due to top-down conversions, or outright threat of violence. Is sure as shit wasn't theological, hence why they injected their pagan traditions into Christianity to make it palatable
>they knew it was soulless trash
Actual Christianity is 'soulless trash' to the European spirit, that's why nobody gives a rat's ass about protestantism in Europe and why heavily paganized Catholicism and Orthodoxy still live.

Why isn't he living in a mudhut? That's the "native European" house from the time of paganism

Because paganism is our culture just like it was the culture of our forebears, us Europeans.
You wouldn't know that as an American.

Most of your forebears since the introduction of Christianity were christians, frog

>muuuuh mudhuts
The most childish of arguments. Completely disregarding the impressive architecture of the Romans and Greeks, which has inspired architecture throughout the ages, people are still living in "mudhuts" throughout the northern European countryside, not too different from what they would have lived in a thousand years ago. Simple, small wooden houses incorporating turf or hillside are practical for a cold, harsh climate.

Christianity did not radically alter and 'civilize' European society as you're imagining. Paganism affected Christianity far more than Christianity changed Pagan societies.

An example of a modern 'mudhut'.

Another filthy pagan mudhut
Wait...

Do you seriously believe in this placenta stuff and that Loki is cumshot and the like? Really? Even Abbos have more deep religion than that

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>This guy has nothing to offer that Christianity doesn't do much better
you are only saying this because Paganism is integrated in Catholicism and Orthodoxy.

does grass on top keep it warm?

>That's right goy, native European spirituality fucking sucks. Immigrant religions are okay, they improve our culture :^)
Define European spirituality without using his wife's unsourced book.

>Elaborate
On the grand scale of things, his ideology doesn't improve our society in any way compared to Christianity.

>Yes, a combination of economic reasons, social pressure due to top-down conversions, or outright threat of violence.
Stop believing the pagan memes. There were war crimes indeed, but the majority of them were instigated by the pagans, who were not these peaceful angels Varg would want you to think of them as. Their favorite pastime was raping and pillaging. This was true for the vast majority of pagan tribes. At least according to the little information the Christians managed to gather. And if that information is not the truth, then we know literally nothing about our religion, because that is the most credible source on it.

>Is sure as shit wasn't theological, hence why they injected their pagan traditions into Christianity to make it palatable
>Actual Christianity is 'soulless trash' to the European spirit, that's why nobody gives a rat's ass about protestantism in Europe and why heavily paganized Catholicism and Orthodoxy still live.
Non-sequitur and also irrelevant. According to Christian doctrine, traditions are not there because God needs them, but because we do, and they vary based on culture.

So? It took what's good about paganism and left the bad stuff out and it only integrated some customs and traditions, not the core

It still has bad christian stuff left in it, it should be completely eliminated. Christianity brought us where we are right now.

Suure. Go prep up your placenta steak pagan

He's like a lot of lost people, too proud to accept God's authority over him.

>doesn't refute anything
>changes subject

>that Loki is cumshot and the like
I don't even know what you're referencing here
The turf traps the heat in, while birchbark layered underneath keeps moisture out. Clever use of common resources.

>Define European spirituality without using his wife's unsourced book.
The indigenous, pre-christian spiritualities of Europe
>On the grand scale of things, his ideology doesn't improve our society in any way compared to Christianity.
It allows for a folk and tribe-centered faith without universalist morality. Racialism and genuine Christianity are fundamentally incompatible. Nationalism as a whole is largely incompatible with it.

I don't pretend that pagans were pacifists, but lets not pretend that forced conversions never happened. They by and large did not willingly give up their folk faiths out of genuine faith in Christ and instead converted out of convenience or some form of force after they diluted it with paganism.
The vikings didn't stop being vikings upon Christianization, Christians in general have gotten up to just as much looting and pillaging throughout history.
>According to Christian doctrine, traditions are not there because God needs them, but because we do, and they vary based on culture.
And these traditions are still pagan-derived, along with the aesthetics and architecture- which is the reason the religion is still afloat. A catholic church in Italy is near identical to a temple of old, if it's not just straight up converted from one.

>The indigenous, pre-christian spiritualities of Europe
And what did that encompass? We know very little details about it, since it was mostly oral tradition. The little we know was noted by the Christians through observation.

>Racialism and genuine Christianity are fundamentally incompatible. Nationalism as a whole is largely incompatible with it.
Every single part of this is wrong. Bible advocates marrying the different stock from the same tribe. It only says that in death, true believers are all one in Christ. Some even theorize that it doesn't even consider blacks to be human.

>I don't pretend that pagans were pacifists, but lets not pretend that forced conversions never happened. They by and large did not willingly give up their folk faiths out of genuine faith in Christ and instead converted out of convenience or some form of force after they diluted it with paganism.
I didn't say that. I'm just saying that pagans were far more savage than the Christians and that according to most sources, forceful conversions only began as a response to pagan raids, not counting the knights that directly violated the Bible and usually also the orders from their superiors.
Biblical creed prohibits unnecessary killing. Look up agape to understand. There was no such concept in the vast majority of pagan religions.

>And these traditions are still pagan-derived, along with the aesthetics and architecture- which is the reason the religion is still afloat. A catholic church in Italy is near identical to a temple of old, if it's not just straight up converted from one.
As I said, these traditions are in our blood and they are still there for us. Christianity is not about the rituals that we make, but how we direct our spiritual energies, and in most forms of paganism, they were all over the place.

>mudhut
>posts a house made out of wood
Woodhouses are traditional buildings in European countries. You can still find modernised version in all of Germany. But a christcuck like you probably despises such a traditional way of living.

>Moreover, the idea that the West owes to Catholicism all the elements of Tradition it ever knew cannot be accepted without specific reservations. The composite character of Catholicism should not be forgotten. I have previously remarked that wherever this character manifested itself as a force promoting order and hierarchy, thus providing a support for European society, this was mainly thanks to the influence of the Roman-Germanic world. Conversely, whenever the specifically Christian component triumphed, Catholicism acted in the West in an antitraditional, rather than traditional way.
>t. Julius Evola

>Celtic hut

Looks like Ireland from the background.

So here's something from pagan Ireland.

Forgot pic

Yet another Vargina thread on Sup Forums
Really musters my macadamias