In Ukraine christianity was enforced for many centuries, occasionally retreating in front of ancient ethnic faith (paganism). For a long time it stayed a religion of nobility having no influence on the masses.

Each year reports used to be printed about the amount of converts. For example in 1847 they forcefully christianized 1002 mohammedans, 1297 jews and 1522 pagans. So, paganism never disappeared in Ukraine, it existed secretly.

Halyna Lozko

Talking about my christian experience

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GmUlRUx2T0k

This year, c. 2025, marks the 333rd year of the Salem witch trials of 1692. According to University of Missouri at Kansas City timeline of the events, quote, "March 1, 1692: Magistrates John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin examine Tituba, Sarah Good, and Sarah Osborne for "witches teats." Tituba confesses to practicing witchcraft and confirms Good and Osborne are her co-conspirators."

It was a ritual of humiliation, showing their breasts to the accusers and if deemed "too good," it'd be "evidence™" of "witchcraft" apparently.

Notable for being a holdover from medieval judeo-christian mass-hysteria, the witch trials were more than just larping like o.t. jews, it was about eradicating spiritual power, herbalism and premonition that are naturally possessed within our womenfolk.

"They even believe that the sex (women) has a certain sanctity (holiness) and prescience (prophetic/deep spiritual intuition), and they do not despise their counsels, or make light of their answers."
- Tacitus - Germania - Ch. 8

Taranis, also known in Irish mythology as Tuireann, is the Celtic god of thunder, who is easily recognisable by his sacred wheel, which stands for how quickly a storm could catch humans out. He’s also known for wielding a thunderbolt as a weapon.

Lugh, the Celtic god, is another member of the Tuatha Dé Danann, and a warrior. As well as a skilled warrior, he’s portrayed as a king, a saviour and a master craftsman, and stories about Lugh highlight his skilled mastery of all of his different disciplines.

He’s sometimes called Lámfada, which translates as ‘long hand’ or ‘long arm’, and is likely to relate to his skill with a spear. He is also occasionally known as Samildánach, translating to ‘equally skilled in many arts’, which highlights how he was a master of multiple disciplines.

The Eriu goddess is the goddess of Ireland itself. She’s the goddess of fertility, abundance and sovereignty, and her name translates to ‘fullness’, ‘bounty’ or ‘abundance’. She was a member of the Tuatha Dé Danann, and is the sister of Banba and Fódla. The trio of sisters were married to three brothers, and it’s said that the three sisters asked that all of their names be given to Ireland. The name ‘Ireland’ is directly taken from Eriu, but Banba and Fódla are sometimes used as poetic names for the country.

It has been argued that, during the Migration Period, the god Ullr was associated with the use of so-called “oath-rings”. This suggestion is supported by the Eddic poem Atlakviða, which recounts an oath being sworn “by Ull’s ring,” as well as by archaeological evidence in the form of dozens of miniature ring amulets that were recovered during excavations at Lilla Ullevi (“little cult site of Ullr”) in Sweden.

B.Raffield, N.Price & M.Collard

Peasant is superstitious, but apathetic towards religion…To clear his conscience he follows all the rituals with superficial precision; he goes to the church on Sundays just to not think about it for the next six days. He despises priests and considers them greedy loafers who live off him. The heroes of all obscene folklore and songs, the butts of all jokes and objects of scorn are always a priests and his wife.

Alexander Herzen XIXth century writer

Self-Consuming Self-Hatred

The Jews had always thought that the property of Gentiles belonged to the Jews, so they formulated Christianity to encourage Gentile poverty and submission to authority. Christianity taught the Goyim to worship the God of Israel and destroy all other religions and their own ancestral gods. It encouraged the Christians to construct a world empire the Jews intended to inherit.

Christianity misled the Gentiles to believe that their own ancestors were evil Pagan scum. Christianity plunged Europe into the Dark Ages of self-consuming self-hatred, and the rabid hatred of Pagan Europeans which they believed justified all the inhuman atrocities they perpetrated against non-Christians.

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From: Satanic Secrets of Jesus Christ Vol. I by Christopher Bjerknes.

@ChristianityExposed

Plutarch notes in his Life of Agesilaus that the Spartans customarily brought their dead kings’ bodies back to Sparta, preserved in wax or honey, and that this was the treatment given to Agesilaus upon his death. The Spartans sought to bring back the body of the king in good shape, at which point the lavish burial ceremonies would take place. Presumably the king’s body would need to be preserved for the purpose of being carried out on a couch with fair coverings.

Nicholas R. Granitz

Even when the Spartans could not immediately regain the body, they still went to great lengths to obtain the remains, as shown by the return of Leonidas’ body forty years after the battle of Thermopylae, recounted by Pausanias.

Nicholas R. Granitz