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Many people with esoteric beliefs are very tolerant and open to church Christianity, but in reality, they do not know church Christianity at all. If you read this article, you will be completely shocked: and yet that spiritual person is not just a crazy individual!: most priests in the Catholic Church have a similar opinion on the Celtic holiday of Halloween. The inquisitorial way of thinking has not yet disappeared from the church: it reminds one a little of the remains of the burning of witches.

He is an ultra-radical amateur religious preacher. By profession, he is a zoologist. He has no theological education. As a former Catholic who grew up in a strongly religious environment, I say that the less the person in question is theologically educated, the more religiously fanatical their views are. The higher the education of Catholic … Read more

Christians consider astral travel to be something bad, they consider it to be occultism. Don't worry about what Christians say about astral travel. They cannot be taken seriously. People who believe in religion (Christianity) are the most miserable people that exist. Christianity, as South American shamans say, is not a human work, but the work … Read more

The later the period of the graves, the worse the health of the people. As part of the process of Christianization, over time, the more Christianity there was, the fewer Slavic shamans / priests / healers there were, and the worse the health of the Slavs became. More here:

The Franks (they were Germans) were extremely violent when they bloodily militarily Christianized the Slavs. The Franks committed genocide against the Slavs. The only sure things now is that they spoke a Germanic language and that they were Christians. Pretty unusual for a Slavic group until the 9th century, wouldn't you say? It is true. … Read more

Shamans know the truth because leaving the body is a daily activity for them. After death, it will be something different from what religion preaches.

The history of Old Slovakia has been presented in an extremely distorted way, at least in the sense that there was no culture in our territory before the Cyril and Methodius mission, as if Christianity had brought it. The fact is, however, that Christianization disrupted the ancient Slavic culture that had been developing in Slovakia for several centuries.

Sedov also speaks of the great decline of the Roman Empire and the whole of Europe in the 4th century – he explains this by abnormal weather and flooding of agricultural areas. (It is only interesting that it was in the 4th century that Christianity was introduced by force, under the threat of the death penalty, in the Roman Empire, so it seems that nature also began to rebel against the dark church religion. Church "Christianity" brought decline and curse to Europe also in the form of weather.

Bratislava-based religious fundamentalist activist Jana Tutková refers to science, claiming that hormonal contraception causes cancer of all possible organs and that it causes hypertension. Tutková promotes religious dogmas even at the cost of spreading hoaxes!!

Many people, even non-religious ones, naively fell for the entire propaganda of the Alliance for the Family without even understanding what the religious fanatics who initiated the referendum were actually after. A religious fanatic (or a practicing Catholic Christian) gets upset if their child learns about contraception at school, about the existence of masturbation, sexual positions, or oral sex. This is the real reason why the religious activists who initiated the referendum wanted to ban sex education.