>Asatru is the original, or native, religion for the peoples who lived in these regions.How does this statement even make sense? What makes Norse religion indigenous to Northern Europe? Especially North Western Europe wasn't pagan for very long, 2500

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Asatruar 07/10/15 (Fri) 04:50:48 No.6438

>Asatru is the original, or native, religion for the peoples who lived in these regions.

How does this statement even make sense? What makes Norse religion indigenous to Northern Europe? Especially North Western Europe wasn't pagan for very long, 2500 years at most. And why do you think the religion of swarthy Eurasian steppe dwellers is useful for white preservation?

Asatruar 07/10/15 (Fri) 05:24:25 No.6439

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>thinks Eurasian Aryans looked like modern Eurasians

>thinks the Aryans were swarthy

>doesnt realize the original whites were the Aryans and that our whole language, culture and religion is based on them

2/10 troll, thats the best offer I can make

Asatruar 07/10/15 (Fri) 05:36:44 No.6440

>>6439

Blond hair and light eyes are indigenous to Europe. The steppe people were dark haired and dark eyed, as ancient DNA has shown.

>The authors also study some phenotypic traits such as lactase peristence (Yamnaya had some, but overall prevalence was much lower than modern Europeans, hence lots of selection to the present), and skin eye pigmentation. Like Wilde et al., and Mathieson et al., the steppe populations seem to have had brown eyes. Given that so did Neolithic Europeans, and (presumably) ancient Middle Easterners/Caucasians, I think it's a good bet that Proto-Indo-Europeans (whatever solution to the PIE urheimat one accepts) were a brown-eyed people, or in the very least far from the blue-eyed "Aryans" of racial mythology. Even the Bronze Age and Iron Age Asians seem to have been a predominantly brown-eyed people, although the derived HERC2 allele seems to be at a higher frequency in them than in the steppe Europeans.

http://dienekes.blogspot.de/2015/06/into-out-of-and-across-eurasian-steppe.html

Asatruar 07/10/15 (Fri) 05:57:18 No.6441

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>>6440

then why did the Aryans describe themselves as white? why is it that every nation touched by the aryans has a tiny hint of whiteness in it, the more aryans invaded an area, the paler they are? and how did the Aryans manage to conquer the whole of Europe, even England, convert all of them to Paganism, and then manage to barely leave any genetic traces? They obviously didn't mate with many europeans, because europe isnt currently inhabited entirely by brown people.

Well, it is, but you know what I mean.

And lets say that you are right (which you aren't)

Should we go back to Stone Age European religion then? Please enlighten me on this religion which we know so much of

Asatruar 07/10/15 (Fri) 06:56:25 No.6442

>>6441

Where did they describe themselves as white? And I'm not talking about a fair complexion like most Caucasoids, but European 'white' color.

>May thy hairs grow as reeds, may they cluster, black, about thy head! (Atharva Veda 6.137.2)

>Brahmins have strong black hair (Atharva Veda 6.137.3)

>Let him [the Brahmin Priest] kindle the sacrificial fire while his hair is still black. (Dharma-Sutra 1:2)

>O Zarathushtra! let not that spell be shown to any one, except by the father to his son, or by the brother to his brother from the same womb, or by the Athravan to his pupil in black hair, devoted to the good law, who, devoted to the good law, holy and brave, stills all the Drujes. (Khordha Avesta.Yashts.4.10)

Some of the palest Caucasoids outside of Europe are non-Indo-European. Indians, Afghans and Persians aren't very light.

Asatruar 07/10/15 (Fri) 19:45:14 No.6448

>>6438

>only pagan for 2500 years

u wot

Only if Yahweh created the earth 4000 years ago yeah.