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Yahweh accepts that man has a history, but he strives to neutralize it by giving it a purpose, which is precisely the return to the pre-historical state of paradisiacal “innocence.” (Yahweh only accepts history in order to assign it an end.)

— Alain de Benoist On Being a Pagan (2004)

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Modernity proclaims rights without in any way providing the means to exercise them.

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Yahweh would have preferred that man had not emerged from “nature.”

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