Going forward, I don't see Old World paganism (if you will) leading the charge for the mind and soul of the Western man. Now, that doesn't mean we should forget those legends. I think everyone should study Greek and Norse mythology, and be aware of the main European, pre-Christian traditions.
However, from a religious standpoint, as others have noted, it's all just LARPing. Nobody actually believes in Asatru and that Thor is going to strike them down for not pouring some mead on the block next Thorsday. But they're good archetypes that everyone should know and respect.
Atheism, and agnosticism, don't get me started. Mental meandering like that again will take us nowhere, especially given the circumstances and the convictions of those opposing the West, who are anything but a bunch of wishy-washy edgelords with daddy issues.
Even "whiteness" is kind of a made-up identity that is borderline meaningless, I'm sorry. Nobody knows where the boundary for whiteness is. The Irish weren't white until they were. Are the French, Italian, Spanish, or Greeks white? Hell, is Roosh white? Who cares! The Jews love the white meme as can be seen on Twitter when one day they're saying "We white guys need to do better" and two days later claiming "I have always been a victim of Antisemitism." Give me a break. This whole white thing comes from the American South, because they were all Protestant, so were either white or black. "White" was just "not black" and English-descendant. Europeans identify by their nationality, but more importantly by their religion. That's how immigrant communities formed in the US, and when the inner cities were busted up by social engineering and the Great Migration, everyone all of a sudden became white guys, not German, Irish, Polish, Italian, etc.
The Nazis tried again to create a sort of new identity, based on Wagner, and couldn't decide if they were pagan or Christian, and based on a made up race. The whole "Aryan" thing again becomes ridiculous. Were the English "Aryan"? Why was Hitler OK with the Spanish and Italians? Politics, or race?
At the end of the day, whether we like it or not, the only unifying identity we have that crosses cultural boundaries is a belief in God/Logos. And of the denominations that deal with that, the only one over the past 2,000 years that has a history of dealing with outside forces (Jews, Muslims) and defending Western civilization has been the Catholic Church. Yes, it's a shell of itself since 1965, but we know what it was like before then too and we need to revive that or else.
However, from a religious standpoint, as others have noted, it's all just LARPing. Nobody actually believes in Asatru and that Thor is going to strike them down for not pouring some mead on the block next Thorsday. But they're good archetypes that everyone should know and respect.
Atheism, and agnosticism, don't get me started. Mental meandering like that again will take us nowhere, especially given the circumstances and the convictions of those opposing the West, who are anything but a bunch of wishy-washy edgelords with daddy issues.
Even "whiteness" is kind of a made-up identity that is borderline meaningless, I'm sorry. Nobody knows where the boundary for whiteness is. The Irish weren't white until they were. Are the French, Italian, Spanish, or Greeks white? Hell, is Roosh white? Who cares! The Jews love the white meme as can be seen on Twitter when one day they're saying "We white guys need to do better" and two days later claiming "I have always been a victim of Antisemitism." Give me a break. This whole white thing comes from the American South, because they were all Protestant, so were either white or black. "White" was just "not black" and English-descendant. Europeans identify by their nationality, but more importantly by their religion. That's how immigrant communities formed in the US, and when the inner cities were busted up by social engineering and the Great Migration, everyone all of a sudden became white guys, not German, Irish, Polish, Italian, etc.
The Nazis tried again to create a sort of new identity, based on Wagner, and couldn't decide if they were pagan or Christian, and based on a made up race. The whole "Aryan" thing again becomes ridiculous. Were the English "Aryan"? Why was Hitler OK with the Spanish and Italians? Politics, or race?
At the end of the day, whether we like it or not, the only unifying identity we have that crosses cultural boundaries is a belief in God/Logos. And of the denominations that deal with that, the only one over the past 2,000 years that has a history of dealing with outside forces (Jews, Muslims) and defending Western civilization has been the Catholic Church. Yes, it's a shell of itself since 1965, but we know what it was like before then too and we need to revive that or else.