christcuckery is embarrassing af, though odin worship is more embarrassing than that. the hebrew bible is not a mystery. we know the contemporary mythological and pagan traditions from which the bible is directly plagiarized. the original structure and sources of these myths is much more of a mystery, and the meaning behind these myths much more profound than the saturday morning, er, sunday morning cartoon that is the gospel story. christcuck religion is just so cheap and void of meaning, and the reason people prefer it is they think the book itself represents some kind of proof of history as if history validates the truth of some promise of heaven. it's nearly as dumb as islam and its virgins. but, yeah, odinism and neopaganism are cringe they don't even know what the original myths were and there is practically no philosophical tradition connected to these motifs. although, going back to julian the apostate and iamblichus, or more recently certain german philosophers, some pagan myths have been applied toward the direction of the heights of christian philosophy. still, christianity is more of a millstone around the neck of european philosophy in spite of being its primary vehicle for expression. we can and must do better, and step one is sorting it all out.  i have identified two relatively comprehensible, core spiritual traditions, conflicting and meaningful traditions, within the central myths of most world civilizations. you start there, then build. repurpose from the medieval philosophers without the shackles of an artificial biblical narrative.
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