German idealism (and related philosophy, such as by Descartes, who was probably Germanic, and Nietzsche, who may not have been idealist) includes both pagans such as Nietzsche, and professed Abrahamists who were said to actually be secretly pagan, such as Hegel and Leibniz.
Does anyone integrate German idealism somehow with ancient-based Teutonic religion? Hellenismos has a great philosophy tradition, and I think it is time for the other ethnic European religions to take a deeper intellectual stance like the ancient/Classical Greeks did... so that is my question and suggestion with German idealism.
Does anyone integrate German idealism somehow with ancient-based Teutonic religion? Hellenismos has a great philosophy tradition, and I think it is time for the other ethnic European religions to take a deeper intellectual stance like the ancient/Classical Greeks did... so that is my question and suggestion with German idealism.
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