>>3712>worshipingLike I said, you people always manage to let it slip that you have no clue at all what is going on in heathenry. Of course it's a reconstruction, you dolt. We are qualified to execute that reconstruction because we are heirs to the legacy of the people who came before us.
Like Anon notes in
>>3719 this is stuff that is intrinsic to the European soul. For example, Christmas may ostensibly be about the birth of the Jewish social justice god, but European polytheism is quite literally the
reason for the season of that holiday. Likewise the festival celebrating the birth of that god is still
named after a Germanic goddess. In Spain they carry their idols through the streets just as a thousand years ago, with only a wink and a nod that they're "saints". Vetrnætr? Samhain? Uh, err, yeah that's just "Halloween"! All Saints' Day is tomorrow, Goy! Yeah, that's it!
Everywhere you look, all over the world, these Christian holidays are just the
thinnest veneer over prechristian local customs. And the veneer is peeling away, because there's no real, lasting fulfillment in worshiping the Jewish war god and his SJW kid. It's foreign. It's alien. And everything that was fun about it was just appropriated from our ancestral faiths in the first place.
But just as I said, you simply have an incredibly limited conception of spirituality. You insist on gods with
these supernatural traits. You insist on texts with
these specific pedigrees and call it "scripture", or to you it's not a text. You insist on rituals with
these specific parameters and call it "worship", or its not religion. You insist on standardization and uniformity and all of this systematized kosher crap that literally nobody cares about outside of Semitic monotheism. You're not really even ready to talk about the stuff until you take a few steps back and look at the bigger picture of human faith and culture.
And so, like I said you would, you unravel your own charge against this movement. All on your own.
Sage until you have an original thought.