christianity is not an empire generating institution. they existed in a pseudo-protestant-like horde until they overtook pontifex maximus. paganism generated europe, not christianity. christianity warred against every higher ideal and degraded everything down. you are tacking on christiantiy when it contradicts greco-roman spirituality, genocided them, wiped out the libraries, and calls the caesars beasts. > roman moral traditions contradict christianity in some cases. namely sacrifice, infanticide, and the divinity of emperors. you concede. thanks. christianity is not an empire generating institution, it is a mob of slaves cutthroats and jews. england and america are both flooded by refugees from 2015 onwards brought in by the churches. go ask why your churches aren't able to assert hierarchy and emperors. it destroys them. americanism calls emperors tyrants and dictators (caesar's office). the division of sacral and pontifical union started the downfall into modernism. it degraded the offices into strictly material and economical with gregory vii's edict > like what fucking bullshit are you on right now? empires are literally known for genocide.  you are just a bloodthirsty tyrant and can't understand nuance. we just had a discussion about how rome integrated the pagans of europe. the jewish genocide genocided mainly whites across europe. > are you trying to say you're hundreds of years old...? lineage faggot, our families are centuries older than yours, and we had family deities just like the greeks and the romans there is a sacred motive behind these institutions. without them, they don't exist. our aristocrats still venerate the old gods, as did many monarchs. the families were pagans going back 300-400 years by lineage. the english king brought this ancient tradition forward, calling himself a god, but tried to use christianity to justify it.
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