Folkish Worldview

The word "folkslop" has begun to spread within fake pagan circles as a libel against actual paganism. This is because folkishness has emerged victorious from every contact with Platonism, monism, and other such heresies, and they don't know what else to do. Ironic that they consider themselves the "intellectual" wing of paganism but have lost every argument in recent years because—surprise!—turns out that not believing in the gods is indistinguishable from atheism. So they resort to tagging the thing they can't defeat with the word "slop". Pretty lazy, but then, they are out of options. This won't go on much longer, though. The more intelligent Platonists have begun to follow one of two pat...

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When you press Christians hard enough, they'll retreat to something like "well, Christianity united the white race" or "Christianity built Europe". But when they make this argument they're accepting the pagan frame. One of the most basic differences between Christianity and paganism is that Christians think your politics should follow your morality and religion. This has crept into the discourse, so that they accuse pagans of being "race idolators" or of having a "political religion", as though that's a problem. But pagans say that's just how religion works. We say that morality is a branch of politics. When they say we're "race idolators" they're shooting themselves in the foot. For paga...

Christian theology is obviously subversive and gay, so why are Christians some of the most opposed to communism and gender confusion? The answer is simple, and it's not because of anything inherent in their religion. It's because reality has imposed itself on Christianity. Christianity has an important advantage over the pagan revival: it has had to rule pragmatically for 1500 years. When you have to keep a society together, suddenly certain things are off the table. You have to get rid of apocalypticism, "hating your father and mother", and agnosticism toward race, because they will tip your society over. Even though they're at the center of the theology, they have to be played down. This...

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"The greatest pagan tradition is converting to Christianity."

When the pagan says "we have never been more Christian," the Christian struggles to understand. But the pagan is simply agreeing with the Catholic Church. "At its core, this case is not solely a question about citizenship status or the 14th Amendment. It is a question of whether the law will affirm or deny the equal worth of those born within our common community—whether the law will protect the human dignity of all God’s children."

Evolian "Traditionalists" point to a guy who said a woman can be born in a man's body and another guy who became a Muslim, and they say: This is how we save the West. This school of thought really just falls below the threshold of serious discourse. Accordingly, as the right matures, the "Traditionalist" school has been hemorrhaging influence. For years now. This is a great step forward. @folkishworldview

Carl Jung is often quoted as saying that "Modern man cannot see God because he does not look low enough". The actual quote is above but this is a fair summary. There's a based version of this and a cringe version. The cringe version is Jordan Peterson's interpretation, which is a fetishization of "whatsoever you do to the least of my brothers". It's the idea that Yahweh is to be found in the low, the deformed, the weird, the ugly. In a way this is right, but only because Yahweh is itself deformed. It does not speak for the divine. The based version says that the divine is not to be found in the beyond, in the transcendent, in the remote, in the foreign. The divine is to be found in the so...