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And why did this god give me the reason to require evidence and not just have blind faith or he would give me the "choice" the burn for all eternity. Should we throw out our justice system and just use feelings to judge whether someone is guilty or not?

And why did this god give me the reason to require evidence and not just have blind faith or he would give me the "choice" the burn for all eternity. Should we throw out our justice system and just use feelings to judge whether someone is guilty or not?

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Christianity, Islam, and Judaism are, fundamentally, slave religions. Slaves being told to wage an endless and unwinnable war against nature itself.

They even refer to their believers as sheep and their prophets as shepherds.

This. Hitler was based for recognizing christianity as semitic, subversive nonsense.

Too bad we're still so beholden to Christians given that there are so many of them. And we wonder why whites are so cucked when they rejected their own people's traditions and mythology in favour of worshipping some dead kike on a stick.

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Exactly!

Furthermore, organic European religions have always been built around nature worship, wisdom seeking. They didn't care if other tribes didn't interpret religion exactly the same as they did, it was about finding advantageous knowledge out of presented information. "Oh so that other tribe that believes in a different pantheon of gods can craft stronger metals.... let's find out how they do that!" Christians would claim "witchcraft!"

Additionally, European Paganism was all about rising above yourself, benefitting those around you and becoming the strongest, wisest, and best. Their entire calendar of sacred festivals followed agriculture and hunting patterns which allowed that life sustaining knowledge to pass down extremely easily

Yep. But retard boomers right it all off because they believe the memes about giant orgies or human sacrifice or whatever else.