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I went on this Christian retreat or weekend outing. Not withstanding that the sermons were really good there were many things that came off as really weird and forced in by (((someone)))

  • The one pastor denounced white supremacy, as if to state that Christians have a high amount of supremacists in the world. I found this really weird because common day Christians in the US are universalist, not ethno-centrist, so why bother even pushing racial politics into a spiritual conversation?

  • They then went on to push the idea that Odinism is on the rise and trampling Christianity. Again, this came off as weird, because i happen to come from one of the areas he mentioned, and know its ethno-christian and most definitely not odinist, so it came off more as a jab and insult over anything else

Is the current day church really surprised by the rejection of universalism when we see just how far to shit our entire country has turned?

I went on this Christian retreat or weekend outing. Not withstanding that the sermons were really good there were many things that came off as really weird and forced in by (((someone))) * The one pastor denounced white supremacy, as if to state that Christians have a high amount of supremacists in the world. I found this really weird because common day Christians in the US are universalist, not ethno-centrist, so why bother even pushing racial politics into a spiritual conversation? * They then went on to push the idea that Odinism is on the rise and trampling Christianity. Again, this came off as weird, because i happen to come from one of the areas he mentioned, and know its ethno-christian and most definitely not odinist, so it came off more as a jab and insult over anything else Is the current day church really surprised by the rejection of universalism when we see just how far to shit our entire country has turned?

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I consider myself to be a Wotanist (not much different from Odinism). My friends are Christians that have shunned church after they openly supported White genocide and faggotry. We are from Europe, just for clarification sake.

We often discuss religion, philosophy, morality and similar topics, and so far we share 100% same values. I consider Christians my brothers and urge them not allow church to do their thinking for them, at least not this woke kiked mess they have become.

They are afraid that people will realize that church is unnecessary, and worship in their own way, which means no free money for the corporte churches.

I believe all of us White men are born connected to the same God, and in the end how we call him and worship him is relevant only on some deeper personal level.

When we all join togother in harmony and work toward preserving and andvancing our race - we are doing the Gods work, the work of allfather of the Aryan race.