Volkish Pagan vs Modernity
A place for Folkish Pagans who oppose the subversive modernity.
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European Aesthetics
25.03.202517:42
Christians had severed the traditional bond between religion and a "nation" or people. The ancients took for granted that religion was indissolubly linked to a particular city or people. Indeed, there was no term for religion in the sense we now use it to refer to the beliefs and practices of a specific group of people or of a voluntary association divorced from ethnic or national identity.
The idea of an association of people bound together by a religious allegiance with its own traditions and beliefs, its own history, and its own way of life independent of a particular city or nation was foreign to the ancients. Religion belonged to a people, and it was bestowed on an individual by the people or nation from which one came or in which one lived.
From: The Christians as the Romans Saw Them by Robert Louis Wilken.
The idea of an association of people bound together by a religious allegiance with its own traditions and beliefs, its own history, and its own way of life independent of a particular city or nation was foreign to the ancients. Religion belonged to a people, and it was bestowed on an individual by the people or nation from which one came or in which one lived.
From: The Christians as the Romans Saw Them by Robert Louis Wilken.
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Faded laurels
Blair Leighton
Blair Leighton
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Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)
02.04.202522:24
The gods were, in a sense, literally present in their sanctuaries. Greeks constantly, in documents and contexts of very different kinds, referred to what we would call a statue of a particular god simply by that god’s name; in representations on vases of scenes set in temples, it is often unclear whether we are looking at a statue or at an actual god. To be sure, they knew that statues were made by craftsmen from physical materials; and plain statements that statues are gods, or that gods are statues, are not to be found.
R.Parker
R.Parker
Қайта жіберілді:Aryan Paganism, Traditions and Art (APTA)
25.03.202500:51
It has been argued that, during the Migration Period, the god Ullr was associated with the use of so-called “oath-rings”. This suggestion is supported by the Eddic poem Atlakviða, which recounts an oath being sworn “by Ull’s ring,” as well as by archaeological evidence in the form of dozens of miniature ring amulets that were recovered during excavations at Lilla Ullevi (“little cult site of Ullr”) in Sweden.
B.Raffield, N.Price & M.Collard
B.Raffield, N.Price & M.Collard
28.03.202523:45
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