Quotes from Pagan Imperialism — Julius Evola
1898–1974 Italy
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Aristocracy is often mistaken for plutocracy.
Pagan Imperialism (1928)
Christianity tore the spirit from this world; and worldly reality, rendered foreign, mute, lifeless, external, material — such reality became the object of Western science.
Pagan Imperialism (1928)
Now we must say: enough; enough with Christianity in all its forms. The Latin race, especially, will firmly renounce any connection to this dark entity that contaminated it from the Jewish slums of Palestine.
Pagan Imperialism (1928)
In relation to the supernatural, we have said, two fundamental attitudes are possible: the solar, masculine, affirmative one, corresponding to the ideal of traditional sacred kingship, and the lunar, feminine, religious, passive one, corresponding to the sacerdotal ideal.
Pagan Imperialism (1928)