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Jonathan Bowden on Julius Evola, Part 1 of 7
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Video of the Day Jonathan Bowden on Julius Evola, Part 1 of 7
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In this video Bowden mentions that Evola called himself a “Catholic Pagan”. I’ve wondered ever since if Evola meant he was a Catholic Pagan in the sense the he embraced a kind of universal paganism, or if he was a Catholic pagan in that he embraced the traditionalist aspects of both Catholicism and paganism. Could any one shed some light on this? Thanks.
His article ‘Against the Neo-Pagans’ may be a good place to start. There are many places on the net to read it.
https://counter-currents.com/2011/11/against-the-neo-pagans/
Thank you both! I’ve always identified strongly with and admired Jesus Christ, but this site has helped develop in me a love for the religion of my ancient ancestors as well. Unfortunately I find myself torn between the two, but I hope to reconcile them in my mind one day. Hence my interest in Evola’s term “Catholic Paganism”. Mr. Johnson, thanks also for this website!
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