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29c99b No.37

Does anyone find it odd that the religion of Europe is in fact almost entirely a Semitic religion?

Europeans seem to be the only people whose religion is based on the family history of an entirely different, separate race of people. It would be like Nigerians studying the history of Ethiopia rather than their own history. (European history is told, but not at a young age and not deemed religious or spiritual. Europeans are taught as children the history of Jews like David and Goliath, but never ancient stories of their own homelands of Britain, etc.)

The common story is that Christianity was just so darn persuasive that millions of Europeans converted to it, which doesn't make sense because that has never happened before. Mass conversions have only happened as a side effect of conquest.

Given the assumption of secret Jewish power that I have just become aware of and many of us discuss on chans, it leads to an interesting possibility: Jewish influence was actually much greater throughout even ANCIENT history.

I have an alternative theory, which is that Christianity was spread concomitantly with the migration of Jews into Europe. Christianity was essentially a slave/peasant religion, similar to how the lower classes have their cults and gods in the Hindu caste system. It supplanted native religions because the Jews supplanted the upper classes of Europe, and the Jews preferred to have a slave religion based on their own religion. Perhaps they were even financially linked to one another.

It is a common idea that Christianity is a slave religion and I believe Nietzche explained it well in line with what I believe. One piece of evidence for this is the fact that Judaism is more ethno-centric, and essentially is a family line as well as being a religion. My addition to his theory is that it is NOT an accident that Christianity is a slave religion. It truly is because Christians are the slaves.

There is no reason for millions of Europeans to drop their native religions unless some kind of conquest occurred.

5a6029 No.38

>>37

Of course there was conquest. The only reason that Europe became Christian was through mass genocide of anyone who held on to indigenous religion. This is undisputed fact.


29c99b No.39

>>38

Was it connected to Judaism? Is there evidence in either case?


29c99b No.40

>>37

On a related note, maybe usury being banned by Christians was in fact a tool by Jews to prevent anyone else from attaining their source of power.


0fa445 No.41

>>40

what antisemites like you need to understand is that history ended up dealing the jews a very good hand at end of a run of incredibly shit ones, there's no grand plan here

usury was a shit tier vocation in the middle ages because kings would scam jews out of money through pogroms, it only became lucrative with industrialisation, which again was not the fault of da joos.


371978 No.56

Xianity is a combination of the most popular cults of the late Roman Empire. The Passion is the story of John Barleycorn. The BVM is the mother of Horus. The Southern Cross is visible as far north as Jerusalem about December 25.

Xianity was an inexpensive religion that required no blood sacrifices. Most, maybe all, pagan cults required human sacrifice. Kings commonly retired by being hung when the crops failed. I'm not sure that was a bad idea.

"Pagan" comes from "paganus" meaning a rural man. "Heathen" is similar. Xians were city people.

Roman prestige pushed much of the infiltration of Xianity into other cultures, just as American secularism infiltrates the Middle East.

Sure, there was a lot of conversion at swordpoint, but that's not the whole story.


b96dc1 No.60

>the jews

>Jewish influence was actually much greater throughout even ANCIENT history.

>I have an alternative theory, which is that Christianity was spread concomitantly with the migration of Jews into Europe.

>and the Jews preferred to have a slave religion based on their own religion.

>There is no reason for millions of Europeans to drop their native religions unless some kind of conquest occurred.

Not this again. Conquest? Christianity took about 300, 400 years to achieve real proeminence, and even after that there was pockets of people under the older religions.

Christianity was a result of it's times, an urban religion for a cosmopolitan empire. If anything it was judaism and jews that where basically reduced to 2nd class citizens under christian rule. During the roman times, even after their rebellions and diaspora under the traditional roman religion they lived under much better conditions than what came after.

Christianity advanced because addressed too many things that the older religions didn't and was inclusive, unlike the existant religions based around a pater familias.

Reducing a phenomenon who took almost half a milennia to achieve real proeminence as some "jew scheme" is just silly to put it mildly.




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