/lit/ - Literature

>Athwart

Christianity? I cannot take Son worshippers seriously.

>Evola
>Guenon
>D'Annunzio
>Marinetti
>Codreanu
>Carlyle
>CS Lewis
>Eliade
>de Maistre
>Bowden
>Scruton
>de Benoist
>Yarvin
>Land

>>16860375
It's absolutely necessary to discuss such issues.
Here's a strikingly good take on the Protocols:

https://www.bitchute.com/video/YXgbRbvMit9k/

>anti-semetic
Empty word. What is semitism then if anti-semitism exists?

Philosophy:
>Socrates
>Augustine/Aquinas (Jesus was a religious figure not Philosopher, as Wagner put it: "It was otherwise with the Christian religion. Its founder was not wise, but divine; his teaching was the deed")
>Descartes
>Kant

Literature:
>Homer
>Wolfram von Eschenbach
>Dante
>Goethe

Religious:
>Zoroaster
>Abraham
>Buddha
>Jesus
I admit this list does not feel right.

Music:
>Bach
>Mozart
>Beethoven
>Wagner

Psychology:
>Wundt
>James
>Freud(filthy Jew)
>Jung
I admit I am only really guessing for those prior to Freud.

Historic
>Alexander the Great
>Augustus
>Charlemagne
>Hitler
The movers of history, refer to Hegel for the criteria: https://www.napoleon.org/en/history-of-the-two-empires/articles/napoleon-hegelian-hero/

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Imagine all being this high calibre idiocy, at the very least do you see that these grand philosophical systems espoused by the German Idealists lay as the poetic means, of truths expressive self recognition? Or the attempt to find God once lost, rather the anticipatory relinquishment of mans soon becoming of modernity; the death of God. A death not realised while caught in childish marvelling of ego.

It is at heart, none of these reasons. Yet you should find that heart of the soul yourself. For it is not mine, not any more - but your soul.