/lit/ - Literature

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You don't have to agree with his politics.
On Being A Pagan remains the single most valuable work on comparative theology between native and abrahamic belief systems. It's a horse-sized red pill on centuries and centuries of cultural conflict.
His bit on pagan ethics, just a few pages, is the only remotely weak part of the book, and even then he gets 90% of the way there with intersubjectivity.

As for de-colonising, what's the issue? Forcing very different kinds of people into the same political entity is a chaotic shitshow. Mosley said exactly the same thing. Its not necessarily some "lets invite niggers to europe" dogwhistle. Nationalism is at odds with imperialism. But Benoist is fr*nch so he says it in a weird way.