These so-called religions are really political/cultural power hubs used to oppress and are against any plurality of thought.
very interesting take on it. ive always been facinated that in spite of the brutal methods of some main religions people were still prepared to become witches etc even risking their own lives. the japanese shinto is interesting because it seems more personal but im not well read on it.
It seems the political elites are planning to genocide pagans and other polytheists and install either sharia laws or even (done by Reagan) Noahide laws.It's just the birthpains we are witnessing imo, Jason Louv also warned of this a year or three ago. We have a true revival of theocracy and aaaall the 'good stuff' we remember about it, with burning witches and pagans. To a degree. It already started.
Have a look at the mural beneath the- slightly significant- eiffel tower. And then check the other works of the artist- THAT'S the future, for at least one continent...
This big narrative has been introduced- of the 'great awakening' against 'the great reset' (Alexander Dugin), basically a union against the oppressor, and who would argue against that? basically it has the narrative that especially the west, with it's moral decay (that was forced and funded) has to be 'stopped' by the righteous and godly people. Which it will be.And funnily enough with big help from atheists- that makes sense in a way because- drumroll- it's about collectivism. Who cares what it's called when the effects are the same?
Pretty easy math, create egalitarian atheism and introduce extreme norms, create hatred by worsening living conditions and collision of dominant/totalitarian & submissive/egalitarian worldviews, take prophecy and the moral high ground to get rid of the mess- that is the bred racial tension and cultural conflicts- and let the colliding parties weaken each other & then force your system and norms on the conquered fools that are left after the purge.
The whole thing was from the start about collectivism- conquering- It was the proto-cultural-revolution. It was about erasure of old traditions and cultures, replacing it with a different paradigm that has - how convenient- a prophecy endgame. Welcome the savior into your arms people!
You just have to burn it all down to the ground and give it to the dragon queen- she just want's to break the wheel m'kaay?
Then just play out the parties through some illusions and boom bang here and there and 'poof' Ordo ab chao
Where did you get that nonsense from?
By reading a lot of articles, books and noticing some uptick in inclusivity towards Muslims, but not Pagans. Period.
Yeah, there is mystical implication. When many people die in war, a lot of death energy is released and the world changes. It's like it is reborn in new, different form. Every war is a transition. A new world born bathing in blood, like all of us. But that is not understood by Abrahamics. And they are frustrated because with every war, with every war the world evolves and they are less and less relevant, so they are more and more scared and aggressive. Despair and fear of the possibility that they will no longer be needed in the world. So through wars they make themselves needed, which pushes the world to keep evolving further. A dead end slowly coming to them... Unlike Pagans.
Judeo-christianity is already conqering Palestine, while either Muslims feel persecuted or as Quran said "no mercy for the infidels and kuffars".
Marginalization and outlawing of other beliefs than monotheistic.
If you read it better, you would know that polytheism is considered "idolatry", which is the gravest sin in Jewish theology.
Don't gaslight me. Palestinians are for some reason defined as Amalek and it's not just Hamas, which is a terrible radical Muslim organization. Anybody who resembles polytheistic Caananites, might be hated.
I wonder about this. Historically christianity judaism and Islam had mystic and occultist practices some even practiced today. It's a bit offtopic but it does show that religions can change. Which is important to keep in mind for the question you asked.
