I forget where I heard this from, maybe one of Jonathan Pageau's vids or Peterson's or someone from that sphere, anyway..

The guest was a professor who had come out with a book and in the talk he basically said we were in a sense returning to the paganism (with its Gods of vengeance, and all that entitled) of the pre-Christian world.

I'll see if I can find it later today because it was interesting, if all too depressing.

Edit: Found it! It was on Benjamin Boyce's channel. Identity and Destiny in America, with Prof. Joshua Mitchell

I forget where I heard this from, maybe one of Jonathan Pageau's vids or Peterson's or someone from that sphere, anyway..

The guest was a professor who had come out with a book and in the talk he basically said we were in a sense returning to the paganism (with its Gods of vengeance, and all that entitled) of the pre-Christian world.

I'll see if I can find it later today because it was interesting, if all too depressing.

Edit: Found it! It was on Benjamin Boyce's channel. Identity and Destiny in America, with Prof. Joshua Mitchell

I forget where I heard this from, maybe one of Jonathan Pageau's vids or Peterson's or someone from that sphere, anyway..

The guest was a professor who had come out with a book and in the talk he basically said we were in a sense returning to the paganism (with its Gods of vengeance, and all that entitled) of the pre-Christian world.

I'll see if I can find it later today because it was interesting, if all too depressing.

Edit: Found it! It was on Benjamin Boyce's channel. >Identity and Destiny in America, with Prof. Joshua Mitchell](https://youtu.be/MUPHk8mmeLM)

I forget where I heard this from, maybe one of Jonathan Pageau's vids or Peterson's or someone from that sphere, anyway..

The guest was a professor who had come out with a book and in the talk he basically said we were in a sense returning to the paganism (with its Gods of vengeance, and all that entitled) of the pre-Christian world.

I'll see if I can find it later today because it was interesting, if all too depressing.