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barbarianhorde wrote:Yes Christianity is far too sick in its violence for this thread. Especially the hypocritical giving alms while a continents population is, males: all murdered, females: all raped.
Difference between Odins warriors and Christian murderers is that the former dont pretend that to murder a person is a gift to him/her, for his/her salvation. What an utterly evil idea.
I dont know whats more sick, Islam or Christianity. But please lets discuss that in your own thread Philo.
The OP specifically mentions Jesus and Christianity so it's entirely on-topic. But you don't want talk about it.Please, make your own thread about your own gods. Polite request. If you cant believe it, I will assure you, kristjanity makes me nauseous and ill. It really does, so please dont insist on ruining the experience of this topic.
Or have you only experienced the soothing, softening mellowness of the Christ-Child?
I have endured this softness, as it has pervaded our culture, and sensed it eat at me. Even though I never chose it, it hung in the air.
It endures no violence. It endures no friction in the soul. It says: all that is must be relinquished, all the will come is at ease. It wants to relax, to sink, to lie flat on the surface of the ocean-floor. It wants not to breathe. It wants no pain.
Beautiful things are made from that mold. As excess is expelled and set free - 'in tongues' - only god knows what is said. It is all sexual and violent. But it is 'gibberish'.
Ah the gods, how lucidly they speak and how well we understand. But how hard it is to communicate all that!
This is because what we understand of that god transforms us, away from the world. The Christ god, who is the humanist Ideal, is sweet and soothing, and moving us away from the world.
In what sense are pictures of Jesus surrounded by children, Jesus with a lamb or Jesus curing the sick, not wholesome?All the images that the Odinic traditions give us are wholesome.
Imagine trying to make a thread like this about Christianity. It would not be possible even to find a single wholesome image of Jesus Christ.
barbarianhorde wrote:A letter from Fixed Cross to Lyssa.
Hello Lyssa
I hope this finds you well.
There is a short history I wish to share.
For a while the female poster Mongoose was on our forum, posting love songs to me. At one point she approached me about you and your posts about me. I said I did not mind that you write so much about me, as you are runic.
As soon as that had transpired however, she began to talk about peace where I spoke of war and oath. It seemed she couldn't control herself, and within a day or two she left, tail between legs, leaving behind only sad messages full of sorrowful indignation.
You are powerful indeed. I don't know exactly what happened, but since that moment she mentioned you to me and learned of my thoughts, Wendy has walked around without a soul. She has lost her kindness and is now a mere troll of the pale legion.
You, however even with your inabilities and inequities, are still the same as when you first scorned your love and loved your scorn for me.
A bitch that knows herself. Infinitely more beautiful than a bitch that thinks she's a kind creature. Of which there are so many it sometimes casts a shadow on the entire fair sex.
Thanks for keeping distance, for keeping secrets, and for harnessing your powers in accordance with your nature. All the hate and loathing means nothing compared to a single runic verse.
The future of the North belongs to forces we've both grown intimate with. I trust you are as much looking forward to the future as I am. The same fire spreading its scent throughout our worlds.
I honestly care nothing for those who prefer words of peace in this time of war. They aren't human, they aren't animal, they aren't plant - they are mere apparitions in the smoke.
This is the dawn, and streaks of red have crept into the grey.
Pale death take pale hearts, take them away!
sincerely,
Fixed Cross
Bill Boethius
7 months ago (edited)
Pleased to have my music used for this excellent film. Helrunar, the book by Jan Fries, inspired me too. I approach a guitar as if it were a wand, and sounds cut like runes for me.
Here's my Soundcloud:
https://soundcloud.com/bill-boethius
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