Julius Evola and Christianity

[joemahma]

Love it, brother! Thank you. Btw, oeuvre is pronounced with an “ah” at the end as in “tortilla” or “patina”. (At least that’s how we say it down here in the great state of Texas.)

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[RomanDobs]

He was influential no doubt beyond traditionalism influencing the likes of a Heidegger and Jung and was critical of both of them for different reasons . Namely being too modern and adopting psychoanalysis over Truth as revealed in wisdom traditions .

[loganp]

My only suggestion is to speak more slowly, what you're saying is worth appreciating.