/lit/ - Literature

>>14315988
>I have read
>Evola
>and he is
>boring
Why do you lie? Are you afraid of the excerpts from Pagan Imperialism? Maybe I should post big thread tomorrow.

>>14114832
Most people aren’t well read on the historical and social relevance at the time of Jesus arrival. His only goal was to save the jewish people from being annihilated by their roman conquerors. The jews kept antagonizing the romans, so jesus was forced to preach a doctrine of peace and tranquility until the time with which they could over throw their usurpers. Of course, this all failed when Jesus was crucified before gaining any large following. Saul of Tarsus did uptake the mantle, but turned the religion from one which worships the goodness in himself into a christ-worshipping frenzy. Christians really don’t worship god, the worship christ. They are a terrible and sick religion.

There is an original god, so to speak. But this is merely the accidental force which gave rise to our universe. Heaven and hell are simply metaphors for one’s state of mind. To enter into the kingdom of heaven is simply to enter into complete peace and content with yourself and the world around you. There is no afterlife where you exist for an eternity. You are simply deluding yourself into these beliefs out of fear of the true horror that we live in a world without inherent meaning, one where there is no supernatural forces. It’s not coincidence that as time has professed we have less of these religious “prophets” and “miracles”. Maybe you retards should read a book on the prophets of mankind. My specific suggestion is “The Saviors of Mankind”, by william van buskirk. Reading this will give you the knowledge that religion is a tool employed in order to save a culture when it comes under threat, or used to gather a culture together to destroy a threat. Jesus became who he was out of necessity in order that he temper the zealots of the jewish faith from having their ethnicity completely obliterated by the Romans simply because they could stop antagonizing their conquerors. Religious tards are terribly sick, and hopefully some will eventually see the true light that is nihilism and ascendancy.

>>13462398

>>13422655
Pagan Imperialism, by Julius Evola