/lit/ - Literature

>>21370500
His opposition to Christianity is mostly due to a desire to oppose the bourgeois intellectuals of his time. He certainly despises protestantism, but his position towards Catholicism is more ambivalent, and he recognizes christianity in the west as being basically romanized and germanised. I think he also just opposed certain aspects of Christianity because he wanted to elevate the Olympian Ideal, and this idea of the warrior ascetic. He thinks that something such as Catholicism is better than nothing, but that it's modernizing trends were worrying and that if you think are traditional by way of being Catholic alone, you are only halfway. Moreover, he would have scathingly criticized new age paganism, and even pagan reconstructionism. Norse pagan odinist larpers will never get to appropriate Evola, sorry to say it.