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Some people commented "too broad" or "we need one for each region/tribe (etc..)". These comments are correct, and that would be the endgoal. However, I'm sure you all saw how hard they are pushing the Bible, these days (like the 10 commandments in Oklahoma, all those christian propagandists being propped up, you all see that). We need a counter, for this. And while the above poll could have included more books, these are relevant enough, and, perhaps, could make people curious. This would just be a stage to erode the semitic influence, even if slowly.

We are not the weird ones. We follow the laws of nature. We strive to live in harmony with the earth and all its inhabitants. We prefer to mind our own business but will care for anyone in need of our help. With this paradigm shift, we're continuing our lives in alignment with the earth. It's those who oppose nature by following the technocrats and their manipulations of nature who are diverging, creating a parallel, artificial world. They cannot create, only duplicate. They cannot bring life, only anti-life. (Just look at the "art" they're putting on display, the "food" they're producing or the "healing" of their medicine.) They think we're worthless eaters. But we don't need them to live. They need us to live. And they won't last long. Nature always win.

Precept 7 Religion in its most beneficial form is the symbology of a people and their culture. A multiracial religion destroys its sense of uniqueness, exclusivity and value necessary to the survival of a race.

Beware leftist posing as pagans. Our traditions are exclusive, and we are bound to them through blood. However, you got those posers who want to turn it into some pseudo abrahamism. Don't hesitate to call them out. They won't bite, anyway.

In Pagan theology the world is divine because it was shaped by the Gods and bears their marks. It is occupied by the Gods, but not every single place is divine. A few are, like temples or groves.

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