• Daemon Silverstein@calckey.world
      21·
      6 days ago

      @MotoAsh@lemmy.world Where in centuries of human history were there any wrongdoings stemming from Luciferianism and other leaderless occult belief systems? Where in centuries of human history did Luciferianism and other occult belief systems interfered or tried to hinger with scientific progress?

    • TheWeirdestCunt@lemmy.today
      11·
      5 days ago

      Go on then try to explain how pagan religions that boil down to “don’t fuck with nature, it’ll kill you” are damaging?

        • TheWeirdestCunt@lemmy.today
          11·
          5 days ago

          my point that it doesn’t matter which religion

          idk man saying it doesn’t matter what religion you’re talking about sounds like you think they’re all equally bad to me.

          Also idk who’s beliefs you think I’m making a strawman out of but I was refering to my own beliefs that help me to actually go into nature as I can at least 4 times a year to help with my depression, maybe I’m more open to it because up until a few years ago I was studying to become a conservationist but it’s certainly better than back when I also thought that anyone who believes in something is a dumbass

            • TheWeirdestCunt@lemmy.today
              11·
              5 days ago

              I’m leaning more into druidic paganism personally but paganism has had a massive impact across the planet through it’s different forms.

              Vikings, Celts, Romans, Greeks, ancient Egyptians, native Americans and aboriginal Australians all practiced / practice some form of pagan religion. If you genuinely believe that not a single one of those culture groups have done anything throughout history then you clearly need to learn some things yourself before you criticise people for believing in any religion.

              But I guess I shouldn’t expect someone who can’t even remember their own arguments to actually understand anything about the world outside their basement.