>>174515There are definitely still younger whites who do, but largely I think their interest is driven more by memes and political posturing leading them to shill for a religion they misunderstand. They're just falling into the bagelian dialectic trap instead of realizing that Christianity is just another Jewish scam.
>>174521>That's not a no true scotsman, that's actual REQUIREMENTS! You can't call yourself a marine without actually signing up and going through bootcamp. You can't be a airline pilot without the proper training. If you're a dumbass who can't even fly a paper kite and you walk into a terminal claiming to be a pilot, then you are not. That's not a no true scotsman clause, THAT'S ACTUAL FACT. You can't claim to be a legitimate Christian Christ-fearing church and you're allowing a troon on the pulpit or promoting faggotry lifestyle. It's a fake church. And it's put up there for a reason. Christians and the Church are the target. No, Christianity is just a particular religion oriented around the figure of Jesus. It doesn't necessitate certain stances around secondary or tertiary issues. Different types of Christians put different emphases on different parts of the Bible, and many believe that with enough exegetical elbow grease they can make it mean whatever they want (whether their cases are actually convincing or not is another matter). Back in the earliest days of Christianity, before the proto-orthodox faction obtained power and was able to successfully crack down on dissenters, there was arguably even more variety than we have in churches today.
>Satan is not mad at you fedoras. You're doing his work, whether you believe in him or not. He's mad at Christians because they perform resistance and offense against his kingdom. Satan is a fictional character created by Jews. Europeans shouldn't concern themselves with believing in Jewish myths that demonize them and their ancestors.
>It's the logical fallacy of society today.It's not fallacious. It's true. Cafeteria Christianity is the norm, and that's not surprising given how wacky and upside-down a lot of Biblical morality is. The condemnation of homosexuality in the Bible is just one more thing in a long line of doctrines that's being thrown out.
>If you're going to find an excuse to ignore in order to continue on with your debunked claim, there's nothing I can do.I never said there weren't anti-homosexuality passages in the Bible. Socially conservative stances in the Bible don't necessarily translate into real-world stances in the church though. Christianity isn't some magic bullet against social liberalism, and its totally foundationally philosemitic and racially egalitarian values completely invalidate anything positive it might have to offer along with all the harmful superstitions.
>This is what atheists believe and the reason why Christianity will never suit you cuckold types. You have a distorted view of Godly wisdom and thus it will never apply to your life. Husbands marry their wives. This is opposition to your atheist world view of, don't get married, have as little sex as possible, then have the men blame the women, and the women blame the men. You end up hideous looking monstrosities of fat disgusting misandrist for the women, and fat disgusting misogynists for the men.Endless forgiveness is an idea much closer to the heart of Christianity than it is to being nonreligious.
Fewer and fewer people are truly following The Goat Herder's Guide to the Galaxy or the religion built around its claims, so it would be wise of you to anchor your social conservatism in something other than ancient myths that aren't convincing to anyone who doesn't already buy into them.
>Okay Viking raiding set Europe back further. They were advancing despite the collapse of the Roman Empire. Vikings actually kidnapped white europeans and sold them to Arabs. The Arab was also highly hostile where they had numerous jihads (in the hundreds) against Europe.I'm not going to justify Viking raids or their slave trading of fellow Europeans. What's worth celebrating about them is their adventurous spirit, and talents for navigation, and the resistance to Christianity of people like Haakon Jarl. That doesn't mean they should be overly romanticized.
Now why don't you give some criticism to Christians like the crusaders who were spreading their religion by the sword and slaughtering their fellow Europeans in the name of a Middle-Eastern god?
>This is addition to the Viking raiding and attacks that destroyed much of the books and knowledge in places like monasteries, as well as terrorizing the country side and commerce and advancement. But this is the bullshit your average virgin pimply faced larper will deny.So they were doing basically the same thing Christians had done earlier by neglecting or even destroying ancient "pagan" literature that they viewed as being at odds with their sad Semitic cult?
>I mentioned Karl Marx because he was yet another scumbag atheist/satanistSatanist? You're full of crap.
>who wanted to dispel Christianity in favor of some New/Old "best thing since sliced bread" type of social order.Marx's religious views were a bit more complex than you're making them out to be. I don't necessarily think he was out to abolish religion the way his later followers would be. He seemed to view religion as a way for the oppressed masses to cope with deeply unsatisfactory living conditions.
Besides that, Marx's stance on religion was less influential than the other aspects of his political and economic ideology. Comparing someone to Marx for taking issue with Christianity would be like comparing someone with vegetarian tendencies to Hitler.
>Much like your people do whenever you make threads like this.Getting rid of the influence of Christianity isn't some panacea, but it's a necessary part of a broader program.
>The original people on earth were not Jews friend. The original Jews only were branded as such because of one individual who showed complete obedience and thus due to that had his line chosen to be first covenant carriers.There was almost certainly no "covenant," and your Torah is fiction. There's very little chance any of patriarchs ever existed in the first place.
>When Jesus Christ walked and died and rose on the earthI'll take "things that never happened" for 500, Alex.
>You can brand a Being of omnipotence a specific religion when He pretty much created even the fat larper fags who don't even believe in Him.Why is someone a LARPer for not believing in the magical Rabbi Yeshua Hamashiach, King of the Jews? What does a crucified kike have to do with me?
>>174522>Cuckoldry is against Biblical law and condemned by the Lord Christ.Isn't he the son of his mom's bull?