what objective fact does any religion demonstrate or stand for?
every religion inserts into the unknown human fantasies that hope to explain, using myth, what cannot be explained at the time.
priests then use this metaphysical system to justify a moral code which forms the basis of society.
reality is objective, correct, however our reactions towards and perceptions of reality are not objective, in the sense that they differ, particularly between races and ethnic groups.
So, you get the different racial religions and their different interpretations of the world and their different moral systems … all of which have grown out of their particular genetic character which forces them to react to the world in different ways.
I mean, above I posted essays about how germans thought that to be holy you needed to be healthy, lucky, whole in body; that to die in defence of your folk was a holy act.
whereas the semitic, or Abrahamic if you prefer, view of chosen-ness stemmed from them being weak, victimized, chosen to suffer. they then derive validation and moral justification from being persecuted. christianity is the same victim psychology extended out from the exclusivity of jews to all gentiles: specifically the slaves of the roman empire.
You don't have to believe in the objectivity of your ancestor's subjective beliefs to honour them, you simply have to recognise the racial character that went into their construction and honour that instead, in yourself. By honouring your ancestors, you honour yourself.
so, if you want to be religious, your choice is a heroic religion that you have inherited from your ancestors, or an imported slave cult made up by hostile foreigners.
Christianity was successful in converting Europeans, yes, but so was liberalism. All this indicates is the seductiveness of a cult of victimhood.
i'm a fedora actually, so wrong may-may newfriend.
I've read a lot of the german philosophers so I have a sympathy for the symbology, values and morals of our ancestors, but I don't actually think it's real.
there is a distinction here between the metaphysical worldview of a religion on one hand and it's moral code on the other.
our race's value system matters. christianity has obscured that. it's important to rediscover, remember it. because it has a future, in us.