What is Nordic in Pictures - a simple guide for ethnics

[DI1ck]

IT'S PAGAN. IT WAS EVEN OUTLAWED IN BRITAIN FOR A WHILE BUT THE JEWS MADE IT INTO A MONEY MAKING BUSINESS SO IT WAS OK AFTER

Not bothering to write out some exhaustive essay on this holiday and its origins and later "Christening" by the Romish Church authorities. But regarding the above quote - Anyone inclined to do so can conduct some research into some of the more serious, puritanical Christian sects, 'revivalist movements', etc. and they will notice a recurring theme: An austere doctrine or fundamental tenet against the celebration of Christmas [Crīstesmæsse or Christ's Mass in Old English] founded upon the basis of the holiday's undeniable Pagan origins. Most of these Christians strictly forbid the giving of gifts, decorative trees and virtually any acknowledgement of Yule [or Christmas].

And on that note, Marie Cachet actually touches a bit on the origins of the decorative trees now associated with Christmas in her seven part YouTube series, 'The Bear Cult and the Worldview in the Stone Age', pretty intriguing theories and analysis put forth on a plethora of topics throughout that series.

[Dick]

Not bothering to write out some exhaustive essay on this holiday and its origins and later "Christening" by the Romish Church authorities. But regarding the above quote - Anyone inclined to do so can conduct some research into some of the more serious, puritanical Christian sects, 'revivalist movements', etc. and they will notice a recurring theme: An austere doctrine or fundamental tenet against the celebration of Christmas [Crīstesmæsse or Christ's Mass in Old English] founded upon the basis of the holiday's undeniable Pagan origins. Most of these Christians strictly forbid the giving of gifts, decorative trees and virtually any acknowledgement of Yule [or Christmas].

And on that note, Marie Cachet actually touches a bit on the origins of the decorative trees now associated with Christmas in her seven part YouTube series, 'The Bear Cult and the Worldview in the Stone Age', pretty intriguing theories and analysis put forth on a plethora of topics throughout that series.

YUP MY I1 BRODER

[Norse]

Not bothering to write out some exhaustive essay on this holiday and its origins and later "Christening" by the Romish Church authorities. But regarding the above quote - Anyone inclined to do so can conduct some research into some of the more serious, puritanical Christian sects, 'revivalist movements', etc. and they will notice a recurring theme: An austere doctrine or fundamental tenet against the celebration of Christmas [Crīstesmæsse or Christ's Mass in Old English] founded upon the basis of the holiday's undeniable Pagan origins. Most of these Christians strictly forbid the giving of gifts, decorative trees and virtually any acknowledgement of Yule [or Christmas].

And on that note, Marie Cachet actually touches a bit on the origins of the decorative trees now associated with Christmas in her seven part YouTube series, 'The Bear Cult and the Worldview in the Stone Age', pretty intriguing theories and analysis put forth on a plethora of topics throughout that series.

Marie Cachet, it's a quite matriarchal interpreation, but she argues well for it.

[Sebastianus Rex]

Then you're not celebrating Christmas

Most religious celebrations/holidays were adapted to the calendar of Pagan traditions, since the peoples didn't want to give them up it was a clever way the Church found to unify the old European traditions with the new religion from the desert.

[Profileid]

Not bothering to write out some exhaustive essay on this holiday and its origins and later "Christening" by the Romish Church authorities. But regarding the above quote - Anyone inclined to do so can conduct some research into some of the more serious, puritanical Christian sects, 'revivalist movements', etc. and they will notice a recurring theme: An austere doctrine or fundamental tenet against the celebration of Christmas [Crīstesmæsse or Christ's Mass in Old English] founded upon the basis of the holiday's undeniable Pagan origins. Most of these Christians strictly forbid the giving of gifts, decorative trees and virtually any acknowledgement of Yule [or Christmas].

And on that note, Marie Cachet actually touches a bit on the origins of the decorative trees now associated with Christmas in her seven part YouTube series, 'The Bear Cult and the Worldview in the Stone Age', pretty intriguing theories and analysis put forth on a plethora of topics throughout that series.

When blacks or other people worship sticks and rocks it's barbaric and indicative of their low IQ. But when whites do it...

[Newman]

When blacks or other people worship sticks and rocks it's barbaric and indicative of their low IQ. But when whites do it...

No no, there's nothing alike coz we get drunk before..
That's different!

[Atvend]

Wow, openly inviting ethnikks into nordic, shilling for equality and femicancer, mulatto nigger right in the middle of the first image...

Truly your kind is the personification of cuckoldry.

[Norka]

I has very blonde hair and brown eyez and I'm 195cm tall can I be into Nordic or nah?

kek nordics are cucks

[Pjeter Pan]

In Nordic we don't call it Christmas because we're not cucked.

We call it Jul.

Oh the sweet irony

[Argentano]

this guys got into nordic right?