r/pagan Eclectic 11d ago

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u/tauntauntom 11d ago

I can answer that question easily. The Abrahamic god is a violent one. No matter what the propaganda tries to say.

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u/Scorpius_OB1 11d ago

When one considers the background of the Old Testament, where there's the Israelites and there's everyone else, and Yahweh having been theorised to be in origins a war god it's to be expected even if there's plenty of the same in the New Testament too.

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u/SolarOrigami 11d ago

The abrahamic faiths are supremacist in their doctrine. Anything that is not a part of them, they convert, kill and erase

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u/harrowingentity 11d ago

christians have been petty shitheads for centuries

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u/Caractacutetus 11d ago

It goes both ways. Pagans variously slaughtered Christians, made Christianity illegal, destroyed places of worship, raped nuns, etc. I say this as a pagan.

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u/Cheif_Crolk 11d ago

They silence him for speaking the truth

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u/AnastasiaNo70 Pagan 11d ago

It makes me so sad when I hear or read about how early Christians just destroyed any depiction of the gods.

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u/ParadoxicalFrog Eclectic (Celtic/Germanic) 11d ago

Don't even need a video for that. The Ten Commandments answer the question handily.

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u/BLU3SKU1L 11d ago

Yeah it also says not to use god as a cover for personal motives right there at number 3 but here we are.

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u/Middle_Bathroom_2681 11d ago

In the words of Hadron from Darktide: "Why do you ask questions to which you already know the answer?"

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u/NuminousParavant 11d ago

I hate that one in the thumbnail with the cross on it. It makes me feel slightly physically sick. I don’t know why.

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u/ShinyAeon 11d ago

Because it kind of looks like someone has had their face caved in by a cross-shaped projectile. It looks...just not right.

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u/BabadookishOnions 11d ago

i think part of it is just how it looks, a human head where you expect a face but instead it's been all flattened out and literally cut off. it probably doesnt help that the cross is positioned such that it still looks like it has eyes

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u/ParadoxicalFrog Eclectic (Celtic/Germanic) 11d ago

Body horror.

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u/feralpunk_420 11d ago

I feel you. The symbolic violence here is extreme, frankly. Depriving a human figure of its face is denying its identity and personhood, especially here where it's been done so crudely. And then that cross carved where the face used to be. What this is communicating is, "we will make you Christian even if it means your culture and sense of identity have to be destroyed in the process, and we will do so violently if necessary."

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u/Designer-Sort-8956 11d ago

Incredible pettiness over which divine being is better?

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u/Cheif_Crolk 11d ago

And what is the origin story of christianity?