So if Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Augustine and Kant are the main brain lads behind monotheism, who're the equivalent for Paganism and Polytheism?
Pagan Theology
Jordan Hughes
Brody Allen
>plato, aristotle, kant
based
>augistine, aquinas
christian brainlets
>paganism, polytheism
lol
Dylan Jenkins
Best I can think of is like Nietzsche for Paganism, like the Antichrist is pretty pro-Pagan as well as whenever he mentions it. You certainly don't really get any Pagans who aren't Nietzscheans. Outside of that it's just a bunch of lesser and largely unimportant thinkers like De Benoist and Rosenberg Probs
Would love to know what you guys think. And yeah obvs Upanishads for Polytheism I guess
Landon Evans
If you're going to LARP at least have the decency to pick a real, living, religion. Go for Buddhism or Shinto or something.
>Best I can think of is like Nietzsche for Paganism
OH NO NO NO
James Cox
Second meant for
Wyatt Bennett
>christian brainlets
Boi you realize Kant was basically a Christian right? Nietsche straight up described him as peddling a closeted Christian morality and metaphysical system
And Plato and Aristotle just laid the framework for Christian or General monotheistic Abrahamism. The divine one in Platonism and the absolute first cause of Aristotle all setup a single one God. Aquinas and Augustine were just following in their footsteps
Isaac Jones
Nietzsche was straight up a LARPing Pagan lad. His whole will to power morality is straight up based on the juxtopsition between Christianity and Paganism
And Paganism can live again lad
Jaxon Long
The Rig Veda is also a great source. It is the hymns of praise from the Aryans, the source on which the majority of the Greco-Roman, the Germanic and the Slavic polytheisms are build. Ironically, this is also what Zoroaster build on, also making it the source of monotheism
Parker White
>obvs Upanishads for Polytheism I guess
I want westerners to stop
Josiah Roberts
Plato, Aristotle and Socrates were all polytheists and there is absolutely nothing Christians can do about that fact.
Also read Plotinus and Proclus.