Monotheism came out of the desert and it was created by desert people because of their monotonous environment.
Polytheism came out of diverse and rich environments; and even when these people became Christianized, they basically turned it into a Pantheon with Saints and Angels. And in a way even the Trinity is polytheistic by nature.
This is one of the (many) reasons why desert religions are alien to the Nordic Race.
>>1241118
Okay man.
Wow, fucking wow
/his/ bait has achieved a new low
Actually, it was created by God.
>>1241133
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAetDRkTcxo
>>1241118
Also, religions are basically like the soul of a race:
Like the semitic God Yawhe is like a metaphor for the soul of the Hebrews: vengeful, jealous, brutal, etc.
Jesus was probably not a Hebrew but was a descendent from Roman soldiers. His struggle was actually a struggle against corruption and greed etc. before the Jew Saul-Paul turned it into something completely else.
>>1241118
actually the Egyptians went monotheistic for a little bit in the 18th dynasty.
>>1241118
There's lots of desert around the fertile land where people lived.. so that must mean something.
There's also lots of sea around jungles of India - that must also mean something.
>>1241141
You're on underage tier of understanding of anything
>>1241226
We won't let (((your kind))) fool us any longer by implying that we can only choose between alien desert religions and Materialism.
>>1241153
/pol/ out please
>>1241238
We are everywhere.
(((Your))) time is up.
The trigger-free safe spaces you have created around your cucksheds won't protect you any longer.
>>1241260
you for got to add autism somewhere there, but since cuck, da joos and trigger is there i can give you a solid 8/10
>>1241260
I know this is your first time posting here. But we don't accept your trash on this board. Or at least try to.
Please kindly fuck off.
>>1241118
>>1241118
Why did desert people elsewhere have polytheist traditions, then? And monotheism was invented in Egypt, which is only a "desert country" if you look at it on a map: The Nile Valley is incredibly lush and fertile, and that's where Egyptian civilisation existed.
