Are Europeans already Satanists without knowing it?

[chris1]

I have been reading Pythia's sermons and some of them touch on the fact that Christmas and Easter would be an epic disaster if not for the overwhelming satanic elements that bring some joy into these stolen Christian holidays. In fact, I realized that me and my family and in fact everyone I know celebrates only the non-christian part of both easter and christmas (I am originally from Hungary, but left a long time ago). During Christmas and Easter none of my friends or family would even consider going to church. We decorate the christmas tree, light candles and fireworks, give each other presents and sing christmas songs that have zero religious overtones. To us it is all about family and celebrating nature, which I guess is satanic. Then there is easter which in Hungary is clearly pagan. Boys go around from house to house and sprinkle the women with water or perfume, who in turn give them painted easter eggs, obviously celebrating fertility. Little children get real live easter bunnies who supposedly plant little presents for them in the garden that they then have to find. The only other holiday we still keep is Mayday, with the Maypole, dancing and stuff and New Year's eve with the fireworks and partying. Again, I do not detect even the slightest hint of Christianity in any of this.
So what do you think, are we europeans already satanists?

 

[keeperofstone]

   Ha, ha, ha,  Yes - the Maypole is definitely not xain.      Hail Satan

--- In , "Chris" wrote:

I have been reading Pythia's sermons and some of them touch on the fact that Christmas and Easter would be an epic disaster if not for the overwhelming satanic elements that bring some joy into these stolen Christian holidays. In fact, I realized that me and my family and in fact everyone I know celebrates only the non-christian part of both easter and christmas (I am originally from Hungary, but left a long time ago). During Christmas and Easter none of my friends or family would even consider going to church. We decorate the christmas tree, light candles and fireworks, give each other presents and sing christmas songs that have zero religious overtones. To us it is all about family and celebrating nature, which I guess is satanic. Then there is easter which in Hungary is clearly pagan. Boys go around from house to house and sprinkle the women with water or perfume, who in turn give them painted easter eggs, obviously celebrating fertility. Little children get real live easter bunnies who supposedly plant little presents for them in the garden that they then have to find. The only other holiday we still keep is Mayday, with the Maypole, dancing and stuff and New Year's eve with the fireworks and partying. Again, I do not detect even the slightest hint of Christianity in any of this.
So what do you think, are we europeans already satanists?

 

[nicknesredna]

Interesting. I think there is a fine line between being a Satanist and unknowingly celebrating a kind of "twisted" holiday. But I understand what you mean.

Here in Denmark, the word for "Yule" is "Jul". Of course people associate that with "Christmas" even though the similarities between the words "Yule" and "Jul" are very obvious. It's even pronounced almost the same way (a soft "j").

People just don't know what the real "Yule" is. Which is why I've started throwing out Christian songbooks and figurines to the point where there is only non-religious stuff left in my home. And people barely notice. Only old people go to church here. The churches are closing down, one by one, because people are staying away. I think this is great, and I can't wait until the same starts to happen in the US.

"Sol" is, as stated on the JoS website, a word for the sun. The JoS website states how "Sol" is Latin for sun. It's also the exact Danish word for the sun.

I'm looking forward to explore my past lives and maybe find out some more.

--- In , "Chris" wrote:

I have been reading Pythia's sermons and some of them touch on the fact that Christmas and Easter would be an epic disaster if not for the overwhelming satanic elements that bring some joy into these stolen Christian holidays. In fact, I realized that me and my family and in fact everyone I know celebrates only the non-christian part of both easter and christmas (I am originally from Hungary, but left a long time ago). During Christmas and Easter none of my friends or family would even consider going to church. We decorate the christmas tree, light candles and fireworks, give each other presents and sing christmas songs that have zero religious overtones. To us it is all about family and celebrating nature, which I guess is satanic. Then there is easter which in Hungary is clearly pagan. Boys go around from house to house and sprinkle the women with water or perfume, who in turn give them painted easter eggs, obviously celebrating fertility. Little children get real live easter bunnies who supposedly plant little presents for them in the garden that they then have to find. The only other holiday we still keep is Mayday, with the Maypole, dancing and stuff and New Year's eve with the fireworks and partying. Again, I do not detect even the slightest hint of Christianity in any of this.
So what do you think, are we europeans already satanists?