Just read today about the possibility that Christianity might be a mixture of The Essenes and Egypt's Horus by Saul the perfidious.
It's an awsome idea, and it fits!
You knead a mixture of the Essenes with some Egyptian mythology. Bake for two hours and then sprinkle with a little Roman/Greek paganism and voilà!
What an eye opener, and what a success for the Jews.
Throughout history, kikes did not create, they scavenged. Their very existence, down to the genetic level, is parasitic.
"The Jew has never been a creator, nor a builder, nor a producer, like the members of the White Race. On the contrary, he has been a destroyer of civilizations, a plunderer of nations, and a killer who invented the very idea of genocide in the earliest stages of his own history." - Nature's Eternal Religion, Ch. 6Quote
Deuteronomy 6:10-11
And it shall be, when the LORD thy God shall have brought thee into the land which he sware unto thy fathers, to Abraham, to Isaac, and to Jacob, to give thee great and goodly cities, which thou buildedst not,
And houses full of all good things, which thou filledst not, and wells digged, which thou diggedst not, vineyards and olive trees, which thou plantedst not; when thou shalt have eaten and be full
I'm in the process of reading Nietzsche's "The anti-Christ" and one can only see how his work must have had some influence on Mr. Klassen and other Paganists. It's excellent reading.
Nietzsche makes good points, although he is misguided; rather than placing one's immortal race at the center of all things, Nietzsche puts the fragile individual at the center of all things.
Nature's law makes it clear that nature does not care if a single individual falls. Whereas the Christ-insane teach that their "god" sees every sparrow that falls to the ground, nature turns her head in disdain.
Had Nietzsche applied his same philosophy concerning perpetual advancement, the will to power, and the effects of Christ-insane dogma to the White race, he would have created a precursor to Founder Klassen's own teachings.
Reading Nietzsche is good for the mind. His philosophy sweeps out some persistant cobwebs. A lot of Creators cite Nietzsche as among their favorite authors. I read Nietzsche about five years before my conversion to Creativity. I wonder if it had something to do with paving the way... While I consider that Nietzschian philosophy, Hitlerian politics, and Darwinian science all had profound influence on Beloved Founder, it was only his own ability to starkly observe the Eternal Laws of Nature that gave us the real answers. After reading Nature's Eternal Religion, I still have great respect for the works of the above mentioned authors, but I would probably skim through them now. Creativity gives me all the answers to the questions I had.