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>none of them are able to create an actual vision
that will be one of the crucial questions right thought will have to deal with in the coming years and decades. without a constructive, believable myth on the one hand and actual faith in higher principles on the other there will be no proper right wing in europe. without those it will be relegated to partypopulists, "conservatives" and rusty larpers of varying shades.
>meanwhile traditional christians are becoming rusty and reactionary
naturally, their dogma was shattered at vatican II at the latest, the reigning pope is a liberal and christianity itself has lots of universal aspects, certainly more than it does ethnocentric ones. further radicalisation in a sort of nostalgic backwardness (throne and altar thinking) is understandable given the current situation, but futile. those times will never come back. perhaps a european version of dugins mystic i is more appropriate, i dont really know, but at least he tries to unify tradition and present. on other hand, pagan larping is exactly that or thinly veiled atheism, i feel. lichtmesz dealt with these questions in Kann nur ein Gott uns retten, but I'm not completely sold on his position.
also, i dont like the new cover on for a positive critique, wolf pms cover was much better, pic related