It's possible to be an Pagan and Christian?

[Óttar]

Christianity is just sacrificial blood-atonement Judaism mixed with Mediterranean dying and resurrecting god cults intertwined with Hellenistic philosophy.

I don't think it's useful to identify as a Christian though if you think classical polytheism or Hellenistic syncretism is superior. You will then have to at least nominally or superficially accept a bunch of theological trappings and suppositions which will, I suspect, offend your conscience and sensibilities.

You are in Brazil, African and native traditional religion is very strong there with only a thin and superficial Christian veneer. It is not necessary to reconcile oneself to any church. Keep the taper candles, images, smoke, mirrors, statuary, and incense (which was taken from traditional Med polytheism). Discard the rigid desert theology.

YES.

Forget the Bible (I mean, the Old Testament part, which is just Semitic delirium only Jews and Arabs can believe in).
Real Christianity (based on the Gospel) has become part of European culture as it has been originally shaped by Pagan thinking.

NO intelligent human being can believe in Abraham, and only wicked criminals can worship this horrid scum. The legend of Abraham is the ultimate proof that Judeo-Islamic mythology is definitely incompatible with advanced civilisation.
What can a reasonable White Westerner think of an Oriental subhuman who was ready to assassinate his own son because he thought his god had ordered him to do?

I agree to an extent, the problem is though what I said above; to call oneself "Christian" is to at least nominally accept certain theological trappings. For example, in Catholic theology (perhaps in Christian theology generally), it is believed that all those who profess the Abrahamic religions have been accepted into "the womb of Abraham." This is absolutely unacceptable. Get that smelly, bearded, goat-fucker away from me, I am not going to cleave to any desert savage's busom. This is one of only several theological trappings which completely and entirely violate my sensibilities.

[AphroditeWorshiper]

No

[AphroditeWorshiper]

When your likes condemn or hate Islam, my faith only increases...

also...yes, Christian is only 'christian' when it adopts one or more pagan angles (the issue being a matter of degrees more than anything else)...otherwise it is just Islam.

I don't hate Islam, I just disagree with many things... and there too much laws and rules, come on... I HATE rules!

[Finnish Swede]

Just a question:
Are you Christian if you belong to Christian chruch, or do you also need to ''practise'' that religion?

If the second only makes you a ''Christian''...then some 80% of Scandinavians & Finns are pagans, if not even more .

[AphroditeWorshiper]

Just a question:
Are you Christian if you belong to Christian chruch, or do you also need to ''practise'' that religion?

If the second only makes you a ''Christian''...then some 80% of Scandinavians & Finns are pagans, if not even more .

Hail Odin!!!!!!!

[Finnish Swede]

Hail Odin!!!!!!!

If I would need to choose between these 3 Nordic pagan status?
Not C for me (too distant). Between A or B?





=> most likely B.

[Fantomas]

Yes. St.Patrick, for example took a part in ritual duel like a druid and acted like a magician

And the saint, on that most holy Sabbath preceding the Vigil of the Passover, turned aside to a fit and pleasant place, called Feartfethin, and there, according to the custom of the holy church, lighted the lamps at the blessed fire. And it happened on that night that the idolaters solemnized a certain high festival called Rach, which they, walking in darkness, were wont to consecrate to the prince of darkness. And it was their custom that every fire should be extinguished, nor throughout the province should be relighted until it was first beheld in the royal palace. But when the monarch, Leogaire, being then with his attendants at Teomaria, then the chief court of the kingdom of all Ireland, beheld the fire that was lighted by Saint Patrick, he marvelled, and was enraged, and enquired who had thus presumed. And a certain magician, when he looked on the fire, as if prophesying, said unto the king: "Unless yonder fire be this night extinguished, he who lighted it will, together with his followers, reign over the whole island."

And there was in that place a certain magician named Lochu, who was highly favored with the king, and he uttered blasphemies against the Lord and his Christ. For being driven mad by the delusions of devils, he declared himself to be a god; and the people, being dazzled with his cheats, and stubbornly adhering to his pernicious doctrine, worshipped him even as a deity. Therefore he continually blasphemed the ways of the Lord, and those who were desirous to be converted from idolatry did he labor to subvert in their faith, and to pervert from Christ. And almost in the same manner as Simon Magus resisted Saint Peter did he oppose Saint Patrick. And on a certain time, when he was raised from the earth by the prince of darkness and the powers of the air, and the king and the people beheld him as if ascending into the heavens, Saint Patrick thus prayed unto the Lord: "O omnipotent God! destroy this blasphemer of Thine holy name, nor let him hinder those who now return or may hereafter return unto Thee!" And he prayed, and the magician fell from the air to the earth at the feet of the man of God, and his head was stricken against a stone, and, bruised and wounded, he expired, and his spirit descended into hell.

And the king, bidding farewell to the bishop, returned to his palace, and in the several places through which the saint was to pass he laid an ambush; and divers rivers crossed the road, which might in many parts be forded, nigh unto the shallows whereof he placed nine chariots with some of his murderous servants, that if the saint should escape the one he might meet with the other, and so that in no wise could he pass unharmed. But on the morrow Patrick, with eight persons only and the boy Benignus, going in a straight road to Teomaria, where the king then resided, passed through them who had laid snares for his life; and their eyes were bound, that they could not behold him; but to their sight appeared eight stags with one hind passing over the mountains; and thus, the Lord being his protector, did the saint and his companions escape the contrivers of his destruction.

But God, the all-powerful protector of His beloved, armed the zeal of the creature against these senseless idolaters, and ere they could effect their wickedness he swept them from the earth and destroyed them. For the earth opened and swallowed them up, and so many of the people of Teamhrach as were consenting thereto; and the abyss opened its mouth and devoured them, even alive. And they who remained, and all the dwellers of that land seeing or hearing of these things, feared with mighty fear; and, lest they should be punished with the like punishment, they believed in Christ, and crowded together unto the font. And the king trembled, and threw himself at the feet of Patrick, and besought pardon, and promised that he would thenceforth obey him.

[Bosniensis]

I think I'm becoming one

It is.


Christians are basically pagans.

[Finnish Swede]

If I would need to choose between these 3 Nordic pagan status?
Not C for me (too distant). Between A or B?





=> most likely B.

Of course European old pagan religions will not never return. Today people are wearing those just as funny marks from Viking times.

No...people are changing more ''pagan'' as they are becoming atheist (not believing any gods). I'm totally ok with that as long as other areas of lifes Christian religion ideas/morals etc. will stay and survive in Europe.

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

Believing in the "Gods Of Nature" is as silly as believing in any Abrahamic religion. It's time to grow up.