>>111809191. if you say "it's the thundergod we worship", why do you hypocritically ignore the other pagan thundergods, like the japanese / shinto, native american, african, etc. even the god of the bible has power over lightning
2. even if you want to say "it's only the european one", that still doesn't explain your disassociation from hinduism / india, buddism / the people who inhabit the land associated with early aryans, or zoroastrianism / the religion of persia (iran, iran meaning "the land of the aryans").
3. it's almost as if you're actively searching for a religion which has no actual believers / practitioners, or rules. with all those european pagan religions that you list, and claiming that "they're all the same" it should be easy for you to find clear guidelines. if you do have them, what are they, in particular:
4. you say there is more than one god, so who created the world and how? what are the commandments? like in relation to clothing, food, morality, conversions, authority etc? what happens in the afterlife? what are some sins and virtues? and before you start pulling things out of your ass
5. SHOW US SOURCES. any jew, christian and even a muslim can show you sources for their teachings, even a hindu, a sikh, an egyptian, and many other can do the same. why can you not, or if you can, why do you not do so. if you keep choosing NOT to PROVE what the religion you're professing teaches, you will rightly be ignored and ridiculed. the mason at the very least hides his ignorance, you on the other hand seem proud of it
6. if you claim that your gods did miracles, why do you accuse the christians of things like mary not being a virgin and so on
7. you say your gods are with you, yet christianity has conquered both of the americas, europe, majority of sub saharan africa, australia and a bunch of other islands, and is today being spread across korea, china and japan, meanwhile the pagans have lost everything
